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How to secure a dog in the car

07/07/2022, by Beckley

Keeping your dog secure when traveling in the car isn’t just for your dog’s safety, but the safety of you and your passengers, too. Plus, many dogs feel more happy and less anxious in the car when they feel safe and secure. Fortunately, you have several options. Here are different ways to secure a dog in the car.

Benefits of a waterproof dog bed

06/26/2022, by Maple

Have you ever considered a waterproof dog bed for your dog? They’re a lot more versatile than you might think. While many dog beds are stain-resistant and even water-resistant, waterproof dog beds take it to the next level. Here are five benefits of waterproof dog beds you may not have thought of.

Benefits of a back seat car cover for dogs

06/14/2022, by Moxie

Does your dog ever hang out in the back seat of your car or SUV? If so, consider putting a cover over the back seat. You and your dog will be glad you did! Here are five big benefits of a back seat car cover for your dog.

How to get dog smell out of the car

06/08/2022, by Kia

Do you notice a distinct doggy odor whenever you’re in your car? If your car has that dog smell and you want to do something about it, you’ve come to the right place! Here are several things you can try to get that dog smell out of the car, in order from quick, easy hacks to deeper cleans.

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Should you put a bed in your dog’s crate?

06/02/2022, by Beckley

You’ve probably heard that crating your dog is great for a number of reasons, especially if you’re potty training. But plain crates aren’t exactly enticing. You might be wondering if you can or should put a dog bed in your dog’s crate. Is there any reason not to? Here are the pros and cons.

How to tell if your dog has arthritis

05/25/2022, by Maple

Arthritis is sadly common in dogs, with up to 1 in 5 dogs developing a form of arthritis in their lifetime. It’s especially common in senior dogs, as it tends to develop with age. If you’ve noticed some changes in your dog’s movements recently, or if your dog is just getting on in years and you want to know more, it’s a good idea to know the signs of arthritis in dogs so you can recognize them in your dog.