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The Daily Kool's beloved pooch Pepper, has just turned 9 years old...wow, time is definitely flying by quickly. Though he still acts like a puppy much of the time, we have noticed that things are slowing down just a little bit for him. The vet has told us his hips are beginning to weaken, as is often common for a standard poodle of his age. Plus, we've seen the extra hesitation when he jumps in the car, on the couch, and especially on the bed...yep, it's definitely time to get Pepper a pet ramp.

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The top priority for pet owners is keeping their dogs safe and healthy. Regarding the need for routine veterinary examinations and proper care, unexpected health issues may arise at any time. In this case, dog insurance allows pet owners to feel more satisfaction knowing that their furry pets are protected from unexpected health care costs. This article will cover all you need to know about dog insurance, including its benefits, types of coverage, and how to choose the best plan for your pet. Whether you're a first-time dog owner or someone who wants to learn more about dog pet insurance, this article will provide you with the answers you need. Important topics like doctor insurance, dog health insurance, and puppy insurance.

For humans, Independence Day generally means fun... or at least a barbeque and time off from work. But thanks to fireworks, the Fourth of July can be the scariest night of the year for dogs. The sudden, deafening sounds (what's loud to us is ear-piercing to them) and bursts of light in the sky can elicit serious anxiety, if not downright terror. So to avoid sending your pets trembling with fear, hiding in remote parts of the house, or even running away, check out these tips for keeping them feeling safe and secure.

Keeping dogs as a preferred pet option has found its way into most of the households and after the process of breeding surging up the popularity meter for dogs all over. Given the fact that most of the dog lovers consider the dogs as their very own members of family and as a result want to ensure that the dogs are having the best time of their life when living with the owner. This means that a potential owner must be taken care about everything related to the life of dogs such as dog foods, dog accessories, and what not. When the dogs, are for an instance are not given a balanced dog foods type, the dog may not only get proper dog foods and in the process may get malnutrition and invite many diseases and ailments, but also be on the way to be not ready for the challenges of life in any manner.

Your dog has some necessities they need at all times, so it's important to bring them with you. Make sure you have your dog's food and water bowl, and make sure you pack plenty of water and food for you pup. This also includes a leash and collar, and any other training tools you typically use. If your dog needs special medication, you need to make sure this is accessible in the car too. Having all of your dog's personal necessities on hand will help ensure the car ride runs smoothly.

Once dogs have tasted chocolate, they only want more. That is definitely a bad thing for dogs. According to veterinarians, if a dog eats just a bit of chocolate it can lead to the dog craving it all the time

This Christmas season would be great time to help out homeless pets. Many of the animal shelters are completely full with homeless pets.These shelters could sure use our donations. I have outlined some low cost methods in this article.

The SpotLight GPS Pet Locator iPhone application can be used to locate and track your pet. The application gives you real time location, historical locations, and turn-by-turn directions to your lost pet.

Puppy potty training or dog house training is the bane of most new dog owners. Puppy potty training requires time, patience, and consistency. Here are some practical steps on how to potty train your puppy, including some important potty training facts and myths.

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Yesterday, we were playing catch with our kids in our development's common grassy area. It was great to have some old-fashioned outside time, though it was admittedly hard to ignore the oppressive heat of the Florida sun. Anyway, here we were, running for a long pass from one of our football stars-to-be, when we suddenly felt the ground get squishy beneath our feet. Holy sh..achem, oh cra...uh...oh, pooh! Literally. You guessed it, our big feet had landed in a pile of doggy doo. Do you have any idea what it's like getting that stuff off the bottom of sneakers with ridges? Ugh...we shudder just thinking about it.

When we were kids, our older brother hated taking aspirin. Okay, perhaps we're really showing our age here, but these were the days before children's Tylenol liquid suspension and when Dimetapp cough syrup (we remember it as the yummy grape medicine) was by prescription only. Our poor mother could only get our brother to take a pill by crushing it in applesauce and spoon-feeding him. Considering the torture he put us through growing up, it was a great pleasure to have a reason to call big brother a "baby" at times...na nanny boo boo! Our poor pets don't have it as easy as our brother did when it comes to taking medication. Whenever our dog Pepper has to take a pill, we literally pry his mouth open, shove it to the back of his throat, clamp his jaw shut and rub until he swallows. Don't get us wrong, Pepper's pretty good about taking them (certainly better than our brother was), but why should we have to struggle at all? Isn't there a way to let him think his medication is more reward than punishment?

Yesterday, we returned from our gluttonous trip to our local Carvel ice cream shop on a euphoric sugar high. Oh yeah...The Daily Kool family has officially kicked off our celebration of National Ice Cream Month! Needless to say, we were in a fabulous mood when we walked through our front door. Of course, so was our lovable dog, Pepper...we may have mentioned him a few hundred times or so in our previous blog posts. Well, Pepper (as usual) was beside himself with joy when we came home, wagging his tail a mile a minute to show how excited he was to see us. We're telling you, there's not much that beats the feeling of unconditional love from a furry friend. Wait a minute...did we say unconditional? Because when Pepper got closer to lick our faces (hey, he's a French poodle, after all), he literally took a giant sniff of our ice cream breath and reeled back from each of us in indignant shock. Okay, we realize we're attributing human characteristics to our dog (doesn't everybody?). But seriously, you should have seen the accusatory look on his face before he pointedly turned his doggie butt on us and walked away to pout on his bed. Yep, Pepper's big brown eyes can really bring on the guilt. No doubt about it, our dog wanted to be a part of July's National Ice Cream Month holiday.

Being a pet parent comes with great joy and responsibility. Whether you're a first-time pet owner or have had furry companions for years, it's important to understand the essential guidelines for responsible pet parenting. One essential aspect of responsible pet parenting is providing a safe and comfortable environment for your dog.

It's our responsibility as pet owners to make sure our furry friends are safe and comfortable during the winter months because it can be a difficult time for them. We'll go over important advice in this guide to keep your pets content, safe, and warm this winter.

Walking your pet is more than just a daily routine - it's a beloved time that helps you and your four-legged friend grow closer. One essential tool for ensuring the safety and enjoyment of these adventures is the dog belt. We'll go into the value of a dog belt on walks, how it's used, the advantages of a dog belt, and why walking your dog in a harness is important in this blog post.

As a pet owner, you have a wealth of information and recommendations about caring for your dog. But not every piece of advice you read or hear is right. Dog-related myths have existed for a long time, and some of them can harm your pet if believed to be true.

Delhi is fast becoming a favourite destination for pet lovers, with some of the best restaurants where you can dine without leaving your animal companions at home. Pet-friendly cafes in Delhi are perfect places for pet parents who want to spend quality time with their companions. These cafes are designed to welcome both pets and humans, with cozy spaces, delicious food, and even special menus just for pets. Delhi has many options to offer, whether you are looking for a restaurant that welcomes dogs or a friendly café that celebrates pets.

Mumbai is a lively city where people are always on the go. But for pet lovers, it is becoming a great place to enjoy quality time with their furry companions. Due to the growth of pet cafes in Mumbai, you no longer need to leave your dog at home while going out for coffee or food. These cafes aren't just for humans; They also welcome pets with open arms. With delicious food, playgrounds and even special menus for your pet, a visit to dog cafes in Mumbai is always a fun experience. Let's look at some of the best pet-friendly restaurants in Mumbai and why they are perfect for you and your pet.