Adorable Kittens PlayingPet Health Network2015-05-15 | Here's 30 seconds of kitten craziness! Hope you enjoy :)
Visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more cuteness!1 in 10 Dogs Will Get Kidney DiseasePet Health Network2016-01-29 | 1 in 10 dogs will get kidney disease, learn more here.1 in 3 Cats Will Get Kidney DiseasePet Health Network2016-01-29 | 1 in 3 cats will get kidney disease, learn more,Leaf pile, party of 3!Pet Health Network2015-10-16 | Fall is such a wonderful time of the year - especially when we get to play in those giant piles of leaves! However, even though it's a fun activity, it's very important to be aware that tick season is still going strong and these pesky critters love to hang out in piles of leaves.
Video by @firelillycreations instagram.com/p/1g94mRKXwBBoxer-Husky mix is quite the leaf digger!Pet Health Network2015-10-16 | Fall is such a wonderful time of the year - especially when we get to play in those giant piles of leaves! However, even though it's a fun activity, it's very important to be aware that tick season is still going strong and these pesky critters love to hang out in piles of leaves.
Video by @attack_of_the_yeti instagram.com/p/2o4nAzI9ROAustralian Shepherd puppy pile-jumper!Pet Health Network2015-10-16 | Fall is such a wonderful time of the year - especially when we get to play in those giant piles of leaves! However, even though it's a fun activity, it's very important to be aware that tick season is still going strong and these pesky critters love to hang out in piles of leaves.
@ruxin_and_finnick instagram.com/p/tgreoGGNMoExcited dog dive bombs a pile of leavesPet Health Network2015-10-16 | Fall is such a wonderful time of the year - especially when we get to play in those giant piles of leaves! However, even though it's a fun activity, it's very important to be aware that tick season is still going strong and these pesky critters love to hang out in piles of leaves.
Video by @elysemarie20 instagram.com/p/u885AlrYSJLabrador playing in the leaves - SLO-MOPet Health Network2015-10-16 | Fall is such a wonderful time of the year - especially when we get to play in those giant piles of leaves! However, even though it's a fun activity, it's very important to be aware that tick season is still going strong and these pesky critters love to hang out in piles of leaves.
Music by Isaiah BennettHow to Check Your Dog For TicksPet Health Network2015-09-17 | While the weather is changing and our summer activities are winding down, that doesn’t mean ticks are going into hibernation. To protect your dog from tick-borne disease, it’s important you know where to be checking for ticks, and how often. I decided to reach out to Dr. Mike Paul, DVM, who gave me some excellent tips, check them out!
Don't forget to visit http://www.pethealthnetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!I Cant Hold It, So Why Should My Dog?Pet Health Network2015-08-07 | If your dog has an accident in the house, don't be too quick to point the finger. What if you had to wait to go to pee with a full bladder? Watch this video as I try to 'hold it' for 10 hours. For more information on keeping your pet happy and healthy visit http://www.pethealthnetwork.comHelp These Thirsty Kitties Spread the Word About Kidney Disease!Pet Health Network2015-07-30 | Help us spread the word of about serious cat-health issues, like kidney disease, by sharing this video! Help us help pets!
Visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information on how to keep your cat happy and healthy!Watch Adorable Slow-Mo Cats Drinking to Help Fight Kidney Disease!Pet Health Network2015-07-30 | Help us spread the word of about serious cat-health issues, like kidney disease, by sharing this video! Help us help pets!
Visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information on how to keep your cat happy and healthy!DIY Catsicles - Popsicles for Your Cats!Pet Health Network2015-06-12 | Summer might just be my favorite season and I’m probably not alone. It’s the best time of year for me to enjoy all sorts of fun outdoor activities. While cats tend tolerate the heat a little better than dogs, and even prefer it (we’ve all seen a cat stretched out on a sunny windowsill), that doesn’t mean that you should forget about feline heat risks this summer!
One great way is to whip up some CATsicles- yup, popsicles for cats!
For more great tips on helping your cat beat the heat this summer go to www.PetHealthNetwork.comHousehold Safety Tips for New Kitten ParentsPet Health Network2015-05-26 | Getting a new kitten is so exciting! I know this because we just added two new critters to our family. Roger and Marla are brother and sister and boy are they a handful! I thought it’d be a great idea to share my experience, and hopefully help out other new kitten parents in the process. I hope you enjoy the video below and for more information of keeping your new kitten happy and healthy check out www.PetHealthNetwork.comPet Health Network Blooper Reel!Pet Health Network2015-04-21 | For the past couple years Harley and I have been making videos for you. We LOVE doing this and are super appreciative of the feedback we get. I know we may seem like professionals, however, you don't get to see how long these videos take to make and what what goes on behind the scenes. So we thought we'd make you a blooper reel- because who doesn't love a good blooper reel?
Video by Allie Guhl instagram.com/p/yflmQlBIKMCat leaps into bag!Pet Health Network2015-04-21 | Scout was very curious about what was in that bag, and I think he found out! Video by Izabela Gniewkowska.Cat drinks from sink faucetPet Health Network2015-04-21 | Ollie doesn't quite understand how to drink out of the faucet, but it sure is adorable!
Video by Ashley Lyle.With every box of cereal you get a cat!Pet Health Network2015-04-21 | Looks like this little kitty was trying to find the prize at the bottom of the box.
Video by Natalie BeightonThis cat must love waterPet Health Network2015-04-21 | This cat just figured out how to take a path AND drink some water at the same time
Video by Evy Hignight.Cat looks for sushiPet Health Network2015-04-21 | It seems like Marlon was on the hunt for some leftover sushi
Video by Zeynep Akbaci.Cat loves to showerPet Health Network2015-04-21 | I think it's safe to say that not all cats hate water!
Video by Brook Jadczak.7 Hilariously Bad Ways to Collect a Poop SamplePet Health Network2015-03-19 | Do you know why your vet will ask for a fecal sample? While it's not the most glamorous, it's very important to test your pet for intestinal parasites. Here some hilariously bad ways to collect a fecal sample!
To learn more and how to safely get this done check out www.PetHealthNetwork.com!Tips for Moving With Your DogPet Health Network2015-03-17 | I’ve moved about 8 times in my life and you would think with each time it would get a little easier. Nope! Moving can be extremely stressful from start to finish. Packing up all of your things just to unpack them again can get frustrating by itself. What about when you have to do all of this with a dog? A couple of weeks ago I experienced this and at times it was a little hectic. This prompted me to reach out to Mychelle Blake, a certified professional dog trainer for some tips to make the move go more smoothly.
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!What Color is The Dress to a Dog?Pet Health Network2015-03-11 | A certain dress has created massive waves on the social media circuit. The question still stands- is it white and gold or blue and black? Harley and I decided to have a little debate on the topic. As you'll see Harley disagrees with me but for different reasons than you might have thought...
Dogs actually aren't colorblind! For more information, click here: http://bit.ly/1FaCzJC and also visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com!Valentines Doggy BiscuitsPet Health Network2015-01-21 | Valentine’s Day- a cute and beautiful holiday for you to spend with your significant other. But what about the other highly significant others in your life? Your fur babies! Don’t they deserve a holiday like this? This Valentine’s Day I wanted to make sure Harley would have a great day with her boyfriend Mack. So we got talking and she decided to she wanted to make him dog biscuits. While looking for pet-friendly recipes we stumbled across one for Cinnamon Honey Hearts Dog Biscuits on Doggingtonpost.com by Brandy Arnold.
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!Valentines Doggy DatePet Health Network2015-01-21 | When people hear Valentine’s Day they quickly start to think of fun and romantic things to do with their significant other. When dogs hear Valentine’s Day they probably think we’re asking them if they want to go outside or have a cookie. But what if they knew what Valentine’s Day was? I think Harley would want to spend the time with her boyfriend Mack! And that is what we did!
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!Harleys Video DiaryPet Health Network2014-11-25 | Today I played fetch with my mom and now we're longing for Spring to come back!Cold Weather Safety Tips for Your DogPet Health Network2014-11-13 | Just because the temperature is dropping, doesn't mean your dog wants to play inside now. One of Harley's favorite things do as the weather changes in play in the giant piles of leaves that fill up our yard. However, it's extremely important to be aware that tick season is not over. While most ticks hide out in the tall damp grass, they also lurk about in the leaves your dog loves to play in. So here's a simple reminder to always be checking your pets, as well as yourself for ticks year round!
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!How to Build Your Own Pet First Aid KitPet Health Network2014-08-20 | September is National Disaster Preparedness Month as well as Responsible Pet Ownership Month and what makes you more of a responsible pet owner if you’re ready to tackle anything? Today, Harley and I are going to make our own pet first aid kit incase anything were to happen.
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!Firework Safety for You & Your PetPet Health Network2014-06-27 | Summer is here! Which means you'll be outside a lot more often, especially around the 4th of July. You might be wondering what to do with your pet- should you bring them to a cookout? Should they stay home? Will fireworks scare them? Here are some answers for you from professional certified dog behavior consultant, Mychelle Blake, animal behaviorist, Katenna Jones, and certified veterinarian Melissa Beall. Check it out and have a great and safe holiday!
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!How To Throw Your Dog a Birthday!Pet Health Network2014-06-02 | Everyone loves their pets, and as a pet parent we want to celebrate everything, especially birthdays! You can find this recipe on browneyedbaker.com. It's also fun to make your pup some treats but make sure all the ingredients you're using is animal safe- you should always remember that just because a food item is safe for you to eat doesn't mean it is also safe for your pup! Once your cupcakes are finished you may want to cut the cupcake into a couple pieces so your pup doesn't wolf it down all at once. Hope you enjoy the video and let us know how you celebrate your pet's birthday :)
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!Spring Safety Tips for Going to the Dog ParkPet Health Network2014-04-30 | It's Spring time in Maine and Harley and I would like to show you some fun and safe ways to visit the dog park. You should always contact your veterinarian about dog park safety, including any outbreaks they've seen in the area and how to protect your dog from heatstroke! You should always bring water for your dog to make sure they stay hydrated. It's important to monitor the exercise your dog is getting and avoid overheating (this is especially important in brachycephalic dogs or those with respiratory or heart disease). It's also important to make sure you never let your dog chew on sticks because they could splinter off in their mouth and cause problems down the road, so bring a ball they can chase around :). Don't forget to exercise caution when bringing your dog around new dogs. Always make sure your dog is up to date on vaccinations and current on intestinal parasite control. As for your safety, always wear boots or sneakers- never flip flops or any kind of open-toed shoe because hookworm could be present in the soil as well as other bacterias.
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!Laser Pointer and Hide & SeekPet Health Network2014-02-21 | And you thought laser pointers were just for cats. Some dogs love to chase that little light around. Check out the moves on Harley! It is very important to keep the laser out of your pup's eyes, as well as your own! If your pup doesn't seem interested in the laser pointer there's always hide & seek. Dogs love expressing their love to you when you come home, imagine how they'll feel when they find you! All you need to do is hide, call your pup's name, and when the find you give 'em a nice big hug and a treat!
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!Horse toys arent just for horses!Pet Health Network2014-02-21 | Not all horse toys are meant for dogs but as long as the dog is an appropriate size to using such a toy and that there are no medical conditions that would contraindicate its use, it's fair game! You're not likely to find horse toys at your average supermarket or pet store, but don't disregard them. Our editor, Jason Carr took a video of his dog playing with her favorite toy that once belonged to a much larger animal. Look how much fun Aja's having!
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!Dog ParksPet Health Network2014-02-21 | Dog parks are a great way to get your dog some exercise and also help them socialize! Before heading off for a day of fun remember to always pack water, some treats, doggy bags, a sweater if your dog gets cold easily, and anything else you may need! Bring appropriate toys, like a tennis ball so your pup won't try to snack on any treats that could cause serious injuries. If there's snow on the ground, be sure to check to make sure there's no ice or rocks that could your dog may get hurt on while having fun! Also be aware of any other dogs who are at the park.
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!Painting with PupsPet Health Network2014-01-24 | While your pets can show you their affections daily, they can't exactly make you a gift to show their appreciation... until now! Grab a poster board, non-toxic, pet-safe, washable paints making sure they don't contain any benzoyl alcohol, henna, or xylitol and carefully dip your pets paw into the paint and let them paint how much they love you! When finished wipe off their paws or better yet- give 'em a bath! If you notice any reactions, wash it off immediately with Dawn!
Don't forget to visit www.PetHealthNetwork.com for more information and tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy!Recognizing Normals In Your PetPet Health Network2013-09-05 | Dr. Jeff Werber discusses what pet parents should recognize as "normal" or "abnormal" in their pets. Symptoms such as weakness, lethargy, and upset stomach could be just be a pet feeling under the weather, but these symptoms could also be very serious and indicate an underlying illness. When in doubt, it's best to check with your veterinarian if you're concerned!Senior Pets: Age Is Not A DiseasePet Health Network2013-05-10 | All pets age, and with advanced age comes certain ailments. But that doesn't mean age itself is a disease! Dr. Jeff Werber makes a case for loving and cherishing older pets just as much as we do younger, fluffier, more energetic pets.Pets, Medications, and Completing the CoursePet Health Network2013-05-03 | Dr. Jeff Werber explains why it's so important for you to make sure that if your pet is on medication, you follow the complete prescribed course and give your pet all of the allotted medication.Dr. Jeffs Travel BlogPet Health Network2013-04-05 | ...Pets In Cars: Whats Safe?Pet Health Network2013-03-28 | Dr. Jeff Werber discusses important safety precautions when it comes to taking pets along for short drives and long road trips alike.Learn About Pet Dental Care With Dr. Ruth MacPetePet Health Network2013-02-26 | Dr. Ruth MacPete discusses the importance of dental care for dogs and cats, and she even demonstrates an easy way to brush your pet's teeth.
For more from Dr. MacPete, find her on Facebook at www.facebook.com/DrRuthMacPete and online at www.drruthpetvet.com.Dogs in Sweaters: Dont Laugh! says Dr. Jeff WerberPet Health Network2013-01-18 | Dr. Jeff Werber explains why it's necessary for some dogs to wear sweaters and booties in the winter. Besides being a fashion statement, these little pet accessories go a long way in keeping a dog warm.How many pets is too many?Pet Health Network2013-01-18 | Sue Mahar, president of Cat Care Coalition rescue group, discusses whether or not there's a limit to responsible pet ownership.A Day in the Practice With Dr. Ernie WardPet Health Network2012-12-03 | Dr. Ernie Ward shows us around his veterinary practice during a typical day on the job.Laurie VideoPet Health Network2012-11-17 | ...Puppy Care TipsPet Health Network2012-10-08 | Dr. Michel gives her best tips for puppy care.Saying Goodbye to Your PetPet Health Network2012-10-08 | ...Puppy TeethPet Health Network2012-10-08 | ...