While people enjoy New Year's Eve celebrations with spectacular fireworks, for pets, it is often the scariest day of the year. The endless noise and flashes of light coming from all directions can be not only an unpleasant memory on one day of the year but also a traumatic experience that can cause long-term effects for your dog. Unpredictable reac...

Dog monitors let you watch your pet from anywhere in your home, giving you peace of mind. But, putting it in the wrong place can be less effective and risky. Here's how to choose the right spot for your monitor. Where to place dog monitor Pay close attention to the location of pet camera for optimal functionality and safety. Make sure the Dog Stati...

Dogs are social creatures and they love our company. But in today’s busy world where we are always in a hurry, we tend to leave our dogs behind. We’re leaving a puppy alone for many hours every day. While we're catching up on our duties, our dogs are patiently waiting for our arrival at home. Or aren’t they? What does your dog do when you’re not th...

Monitoring health issues in pets can be a complex task, especially when owners are not able to be present all day long. Changes in behavior, eating habits, or even subtle signs of distress might go unnoticed, leading to delayed intervention. For many pet parents, taking extended time off work or canceling plans isn't always feasible, even when our ...

Dogs, whether young puppies or older dogs set in their ways, can suffer from separation anxiety. This affliction isn't solely the domain of the young or newly adopted; in fact, any dog can develop separation anxiety at any stage of life, often for reasons that remain elusive to their loving owners. It can manifest due to changes in routine, relocat...