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3 Facts You Need to Know About COVID-19 and Your Pet

3 Facts You Need to Know About COVID-19 and Your Pet

With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to affect just about every aspect of our lives, we understand that there may be questions and concerns over caring for your pets. Here are three helpful facts.  #1: Rely on reputable sources for current COVID-19 information While...

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2 Tips for Socializing Your Puppy

2 Tips for Socializing Your Puppy

You may have heard that puppies need to be socialized. But what does this mean, and why is it important? Read on to learn why proper socialization benefits your pup for life and how you can help the process. Without positively exposing your puppy to new sights,...

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Keep Parasites Off Your Pet This Spring

Keep Parasites Off Your Pet This Spring

Ah, spring. We're looking forward to some sunny skies, beautiful flowers, and longer days. What we're not looking forward to at all are parasites. Bloodsuckers such as mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas will be reappearing, and these pests can transmit deadly diseases to...

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Planning a Spring Break Adventure with Your Dog

Planning a Spring Break Adventure with Your Dog

Though the frigid temperatures around Colorado Springs don't exactly point to the upcoming spring, it is indeed on the way. Daydreaming about a spring break adventure with your dog? Here are our tips for making sure your trip is safe and fun for everyone, human or...

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How to Read Your Cat’s Body Language

How to Read Your Cat’s Body Language

Cats may have a reputation for being mysterious and hard to understand, but they actually communicate so much through their body language. From their whiskers to their tail, they "speak" to us. Discover how to read your cat's body language and find out what she's...

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Indoor Games to Bust Winter Boredom

Indoor Games to Bust Winter Boredom

It is still wintry here in Colorado Springs. The chilly temperatures, coupled with fewer daylight hours, likely mean more indoor time for your furry friends, much to their chagrin. We've got a few ideas for how you can help them bust out of their winter...

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New Year’s Eve Noise Tips For Your Pet

New Year’s Eve Noise Tips For Your Pet

New Year’s Eve is one of the party nights we most look forward to in the year, but it can also be a night of high anxiety for our pets. To help your pet get through the noisy night, consider these tips.Confining Your PetMany pets have a favorite hiding...

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How to Prevent Holiday Anxiety and Stress in Pets

How to Prevent Holiday Anxiety and Stress in Pets

The holidays are a stressful time, but humans aren’t the only species who experience increased anxiety during the “most wonderful time of the year”—our pets often feel the pain of the holidays, too. Here are some ways to keep your pet stress-free during...

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Hazardous Thanksgiving Foods For Your Pet

Hazardous Thanksgiving Foods For Your Pet

As Thanksgiving approaches, you prepare for all of the delicious food you will cook and eat. Although Thanksgiving food is delicious, it's not so safe for our furry friends. Here is a list of hazardous Thanksgiving foods to NOT feed your pet.1. Salty...

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