by jennifer | Mar 1, 2026 | Cat Care, dog bite, Dog Health, Pet Health, Uncategorized
March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month—a timely reminder that many everyday household items can pose serious risks to our pets. From human medications and cleaning supplies to certain foods and plants, and most commonly these days, THC/CBD products, accidental...
by jennifer | Feb 1, 2026 | Dog Health, Pet Health
We’re posting this month’s newsletter column “The Pawscription Pad” with Dogtor Adriene Edwards of PETSFirst TLC Veterinary Center in Silver Spring. Dogtor Edwards shared her thoughts on DNA testing. I always had a fascination with...
by jennifer | Jan 4, 2026 | Dog Health, Pet Health
Winter is a beautiful season, but for dogs — and especially for the people who walk them — it comes with real challenges. As professional dog walkers, we spend long periods of time outdoors every single day, often in cold, wet, windy, or icy conditions. We wanted to...
by jennifer | Dec 1, 2025 | Dog Health, Uncategorized
Recently, I went on a trip to visit friends with Baby James and hit the road with my Apple music playlist all set. Jimmy took quite some time to settle (actually sit down) and it didn’t strike till I was 30 minutes into my beltiing that I realized he was simply...
by jennifer | Aug 1, 2025 | Dog Health, Pet Health
Let’s be honest—most dogs drink water like it’s a contact sport. Half ends up in their mouths, the other half on your kitchen floor. But did you know that how much (or how little) water your pup drinks can actually be a sign of their health? A lot of folks assume that...
by jennifer | May 1, 2025 | Cat Care, Natural Remedies, Pet Health
Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning they thrive on a diet rich in meat. So, you might wonder why your cat sometimes snacks on grass, especially if they’re an indoor kitty and have a grass kit of their own. Is it really necessary, or just another quirk? First, don’t...
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