How Can You Be a Good Pet Owner?
At Pet Naturals, being a good pet owner is a way of life for us and we know that you feel the same way. Our fur kids are beloved family members and deserve to be treated that way!
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Why Should You Bring Your Cat to the Vet?
An annual check-up with a veterinarian is critical for maintaining your furry friend’s health and well-being. Since August 22nd is National Bring Your Cat to the Vet Day, it’s a great chance to schedule your cat’s annual vet visit to make sure they’re “feline fine”.
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7 Tips for Pet Parents Working from Home During the Pandemic
Follow these simple tips to stay productive at home while ensuring your pet feels loved throughout the Covid-19 quarantine.
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7 Helpful Tips for Introducing a New Pet to the Pack
Adding a new pet to the family can be a wonderful thing if you take the right approach to your growing fur family. Introducing a new dog to your other pets calls for a strategy to integrate everyone slowly by giving them time to adjust. With these pet introduction tips, you can smooth out the rough edges and reduce stress for everyone.
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4 Types of Anxious Doggos During the Howlidays (And How to Ho-Ho-Help Them)
The holidays are the most wonderful time of year but not so much for our dogs. They experience anxiety related to unfamiliar house guests, owners coming and going, different holiday routines and being left at home alone for longer periods of time. So, what do these distressed doggies look like? Here’s our four.
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DIY Snowball Dog Treats
One tradition your pupper can join in on this holiday season is baking. We know you have your paws full around this time of year, but this recipe is easy to make and requires no actual baking. Made with just four ingredients that you can find in your pantry (or at your local store).
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How to Make a Pumpkin Spice Puppuccino
Dogs are people, too, and we would never want to deprive them of their #basic right to a pumpkin spice latte, right? That’s why we made this (coffee-free) Pumpkin Spice Puppuccino recipe.
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Trick or Treat: Halloween Costumes are for Dogs, too!
A Halloween costume contest for dogs, you say? Seriously? This is no passing fancy, events such like this are here to stay. Whether it’s for Instagrammable moments or just plain fun, it’s time to make (or order) that Superdog cape or tiny tie-dyed shirt and ponder the idea of entering the frenzy.
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FoodScience Corp. and the Humane Society Team Up for the Animals
On a mid-summer afternoon in Vermont, I find myself with dozens of others waiting for the doors to open at the Humane Society of Chittenden County (HSCC). Adoption hours are set to begin and a small crowd of prospective pet owners are waiting excitedly in hopes of leaving with their new best friend.
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6 Tips for Caring for Your New Puppy
Bringing a puppy into your home is one of the most enjoyable experiences you can have. Filled with energy, the pup will bring laughter and happiness, quickly transforming into your best friend. But, you have to understand that the puppy has particular needs, especially in terms of health and safety. Here are a few useful tips on how to care for your furry friend.
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7 Tips for Keeping Your Dog Safe and Warm This Winter
Winter in Vermont means snow days, bone-chilling wind gusts and sub-zero temperatures. As pet owners, our priority is keeping our furry companions safe––in all weather, winter included. My little rescue dog is a Southern belle and frigid temperatures are not high on her happy list. Being as this was our first winter together, I sought to prepare us both for the frigid months ahead.
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How to Deal with Your Dog’s Separation Anxiety
By Richard Cross, Editor of The Dog Clinic Do you often come home to destroyed dog beds and ripped cushions?
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Introducing Superfood Treats: Why Dogs Need More than Meat
Dogs love meat. Everyone knows that. But, your pupper needs so much more than meat to complete a healthy, balanced
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How to Prevent Tick Bites and Lyme Disease in Dogs
It’s time to rejoice! Spring is finally in the air after a frigid winter. We love our skiing and snowboarding here in Vermont but we’ve had enough of winter. Along with birds chirping and flowers blooming, spring is also the start of tick season in the northeast and other coastal areas.
It’s for that reason April is “Prevent Lyme Disease in Dogs” month. It’s a chance for pet parents to learn more about the dangers of tick bites.
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