Nan Talleno
A Mother’s Day Gift That Supports Animals In Need
Give a gift of compassion by honoring Mother’s Day with special purchases that also benefit animals in need.
Canine Sleep Aggression
Canine sleep aggression is not that uncommon. We’ve all heard the expression, “Let sleeping dogs lie”. There’s an element of truth to that.
Pets And Heart Disease
Just like people, our pets, both dogs and cats, can be susceptible to many forms of heart disease. In many cases, early detection and treatment of heart disease can make all the difference.
Therapy Dogs Provide Comfort And Support
Canines have a natural gift to seek out the suffering and do what they do best: comfort and show affection unconditionally. That’s why therapy dogs have been in Boston this week…and Newtown, CT since December.
Natura Pet Food Recall
Natura Pet Products is voluntarily expanding a recent recall of dry pet foods because of the possibility that these products may be contaminated with salmonella.
Feline Diabetes
Diabetes mellitus or sugar diabetes is a relatively common disorder in cats – and sometimes even dogs – but is found more often in cats.
Playing Tug-Of-War With Your Dog
Before playing a game of tug-of-war with your dog, there a few things you should know.
Coprophagia
Although the very notion may seem repulsive, Coprophagia or stool eating can be somewhat common in canines, especially puppies.
Consistency In Training The Family Pet
Your dog is eager to learn and to please you, so help your dog to succeed by staying consistent and having everyone in the household cooperate as well.
Overexcitability In Canines
Being social creatures like humans, dogs love interacting with both people and other animals. But overexcitement is another thing altogether and should be avoided, especially when playing with unfamiliar dogs.
Canine And Feline Alopecia
Canine and feline alopecia is a condition which can occur in both dogs and cats resulting in partial or complete hair loss. It can be caused by various things but a trip to the vet is definitely in order.
Allowing Dogs To Meet
When we’re out with our dogs and meet someone who also has a dog on a leash, we quite often forget that although WE may understand the encounter, our dogs do not. Too often, we bring the dogs together way too soon.
The Risk Of Rawhide Chew Toys
My clients often ask me about rawhide for their dogs. My advice is almost always: find an alternative chew toy. Here are several reasons why.
Cracked Paw Pads Need Attention
Cracked paw pads can, unfortunately, be a relatively common problem for dogs. It’s important to find out what’s causing the problem and treat it accordingly.
Pet Parenting Skills
It takes a combination of dedication, compassion and a good amount of “pet parenting” skills to be a responsible caregiver to a companion animal. Here are a few signs that you’re on the right track.


























