Last month we discussed the therapeutic effects of CBD (cannabidiol, the medical component) for dogs. Although not much long-term research has been conducted, it has shown promising results in fighting the effects of cancer, pain, joint swelling, arthritis and more. However, this is not true of marijuana itself. The cannabis oil recommended for dogs does not contain (THC – tetrahydrocannabinol) … Read More
Puppies Aren’t For Everyone
Who doesn’t love a puppy? They are cute, adorable and full of fun. You can’t help but smile when a puppy is around, complete with adoring eyes that follow you everywhere you go. Their faces are so sweet! However, puppies are not for everyone. This true story tells the tale of how a puppy can be a disaster if placed … Read More
Back-To-School Quiz to Prevent Dog Bites
As our kids head back-to-school, they may encounter some unfamiliar dogs along the way. It’s important that kids know how to approach a strange dog correctly and react appropriately if the dog shows any sign of aggression. This quiz is critical to prevent dog bites!
Ready To Go Swimming With Your Dogs?
Summertime means barbeques, trips to the pool or lake, and plenty of family and friend time. As summer temperatures begin to soar, there is nothing more refreshing than a dip in the pool or lake. Because your dogs go most of the places you probably go, it’s important for you to know whether they can swim or not. Some dogs … Read More
Top Questions To Ask A Boarding Kennel
If it’s not possible to bring your dog along on a family vacation or leave him with a trusted friend or family member, you may consider a reputable boarding facility. Although there have been horror stories about disreputable kennels, there may be a great “bed and biscuit” in your area and your dog may even enjoy the company of other … Read More
How to Travel With a Dog
Planning a great adventure with your dog? Checking off some things on your bucket list? If you are going to be traveling with your pet it’s important to be prepared. Let HelpEmUp give you some guidance in how to travel with your dog via the road or airways. Know your dog. First ask yourself the question: does your dog like … Read More
Reducing Your Dog’s Holiday Stress
I happen to be a holiday person. My decorations go up right after Thanksgiving and I have multiple trees with different themes and colors. I love the parties, dinners, gift exchanges and get-togethers. I love baking cookies with the kids, hearing my Uncle loudly telling the same stories over and over, and the kids running in and out. My dogs not … Read More
Taking Your Senior Dog to Work
Did you know that 20% of companies now allow dogs in the workplace? This number has steadily grown as companies realize that dogs in the workplace help to reduce stress and can make employees happier and even healthier. Dogs in the workplace have been found to build teamwork, lower blood pressure, and heart attack risk. For employers this means fewer … Read More
Tips to Help Your Senior Dog With Walking
When I take my older dog to the dog park, I often see dogs pulling their owners when their on a leash. Sometimes it is hard to tell who is walking who! Since it is Walk Your Dog Month, we thought we would give you some tips to make walking your dog a little easier.
July is National Pet Fire Safety Month
Did you know more than 40,000 pets die each year in house fires and that 1,000 dogs cause fires every year? As the summer heats up, so too does the danger of fire. Here are some tips to keep both you and your dog safe.
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