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how to choose a holistic vet
If you’re like many pet owners, you grew up with the idea that there was only one kind of veterinarian for house pets. But that was then – now, pet owners have the option to take their dogs, cats and other household critters to a holistic vet clinic, where the emphasis is on wellness and treating the whole animal, rather than simply dealing with problems as they arise.
Kids and dogs: How to foster a safe, harmonious relationship
Kids and dogs are a classic combination – what mom hasn’t heard a plea to bring a puppy home? Whether you adopt a pet when your kids are old enough to ask or raise a baby in the presence of a dog, there are plenty of lessons to be learned so that your kids are dog-friendly.
How is your lifestyle affecting your dog’s health?
Both humans and dogs are dealing with obesity in increasing numbers. More than half of American dogs (52.5 percent) are overweight or obese, according to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention. It’s hard not to think there’s a connection. For the good or for the bad, is your lifestyle affecting you pet’s?
border control: the sweet smell of sojos
It’s no secret that border entry and exit points are highly regulated, and not just in airports. When you cross the border from the US into Mexico or Canada, your vehicle could be subject to inspection by border patrol officials and/or patrol dogs.
Recently, Sojos Sales Rep. Jeff Sandy ran into a little trouble while crossing the border into Canada on a routine trip to visit some pet stores.
The importance of food for senior dogs
by Sojos | May 9, 2013
Your aging dog doesn’t give you any less love than he did as a puppy. But in his golden years, things naturally change – his activity levels might shift into a lower gear, his weight might change and he might face the signs of aging that affect all of us, human or dog, like arthritis, hearing loss or impaired vision. While no owner can stave off all the side effects of growing old for their dog, what you feed him can make an enormous difference in his quality of life.
Making sense of cat myths and legends
by Sojos | May 7, 2013
Cats have a long history as companions to their human owners, and some seriously wild stories have come out of all those centuries. In some societies, they were treasured; in ancient Egypt, cats were so loved that owners shaved their eyebrows in mourning when a prized pet feline died. In others, cats were on the receiving end of dangerous superstition and were seen as the companions of witches.
Walk on the wild side: Why some dog owners opt to feed exotic meats
by Sojos | May 3, 2013
One of the greatest benefits of feeding a raw dog food diet is that it can easily be customized. While there are products like Sojos Complete that take all the guesswork out of raw dog food, for owners who want to customize their pets’ meals, raw food mixes without meat are a great option.
Camping with your dog: Answer the call of the wild safely
by Sojos | May 2, 2013
When summer finally arrives, who wants to get outside more – you or your dog? It’s probably about even, and sometimes, going for an afternoon hike doesn’t quite quench your desire to get back in touch with nature. Camping can be an absolute doggy dream-come-true, but it’s up to you as his owner to make sure that it’s a pleasant, rather than painful, experience.
These are some key things to keep in mind if you’re thinking about sharing a wilderness experience with your dog.
Looking out for No. 2: Using poo as a clue to your dog’s health
by Sojos | April 25, 2013
Pet owners and new parents have one thing in common that confuses anyone who doesn’t fit into either of those categories: an almost unlimited ability to discuss what happens when their precious little one has a bowel movement. For others, it’s a gross-out discussion, but dog owners have to keep an eye on their dog’s stool. It’s an important indicator of health. Besides, on walks and in the yard, there’s no shortage of opportunities to check up on it.
On the ground and in the sky, make travel safe for your pet
by Sojos | April 23, 2013
When nightmare stories about pets dying on airplanes make the news, it’s enough to make any pet owner weary of flying with Fido or Boots. However, there are situations in which you need to transport your pet over a long distance – so what’s an owner to do?
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