Before bringing your dog to an off-leash dog park for the first time, check this list of “Do’s and Don’ts” to follow when bringing your dog to an off-leash dog park:

Retractable leashes offer more dog roaming freedom but pose risks unknown to many owners, unlike standard 6-foot leashes.

Offering treats to pets, whether for tricks or cuteness, presents numerous choices for dogs, cats, guinea pigs, rabbits, and birds of various sizes.

Not all breeds are instinctive swimmers, so make sure you properly teach your dog how to swim before taking them to open water.

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Keep dogs in backseat or hatch with harnesses or grills; carriers secured by seatbelts ensure safety and prevent driving distractions.

Pack essentials for pet travel: leash, toys, blanket, treats, water, food, bowls, meds, ID, vaccinations, and first aid kit.

Does your dog like to play in the water? Too much of a good thing can be dangerous, so look out for water intoxication!

Ticks, living up to two years and feeding thrice for life stages, emerge in Canada, posing health risks to pets and owners.

Before you embark on seasonal chores or outdoor revelry, take inventory of potential springtime hazards for your furry friends.

Lyme disease is one of the most common tick-transmitted diseases in the world but only causes symptoms in 5-10% of affected dogs.

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