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Introducing a Puppy Pen to Your Playful Companion
They are delightful and playful and can transform any sorrowful day into a sunny one. Bringing one into your home is exciting because you will have a new furry companion that will brighten every day. However, there will be challenges along the way, especially when training your new pup and learning to do its business outside. A puppy pen comes in handy and assures excellent peace of mind.
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I Tried Subscription Dog Food: Here’s My Honest Review
Whether you live by the beaches of Los Angeles or out in the desert in Texas, like me, there’s a good chance that you’ve considered giving subscription food delivery a try.
Chico and The CityPublished about a month ago in Petlife - Supported by: Ollie
4 Popular Misconceptions on Dog Food
Picture this, my friends: You go to your dog’s pet food bowl in the morning. You pour a cup of food into the bowl, then step back. Your precious pup is beyond excited to eat his breakfast - but you’re feeling a little bit of dog mom (or dog dad!) guilt.
Ryann and SherlockPublished about a month ago in Petlife 
Savings Provided by an Online Pet Store
Getting the best deal on necessary products is one of the main goals people focus on, but they do not always consider all the resources involved in the process. Visiting a pet store to buy a number of items for a companion may be easy, but the online environment can prove a lot more efficient. This is where people can find a wide range of pet supplies that also lead to considerable savings.
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Free Feeding vs. Scheduled Feeding: A Comprehensive Guide on Meal Time
Just like people, dogs come in all shapes and sizes. Not to mention their energy levels! That means that all dogs have different needs when it comes to the food bowl, which can make it tough when it comes to figuring out a feeding schedule and the type of food that works best for your pet. There are lots of decisions we have to make as pet owners. One of the most important is what, and when, to feed our pups.
Lindsey SealsPublished 4 months ago in Petlife - Supported by: Ollie
Human-Grade Dog Food: The Only Option For My German Pointer
Whether he’s sprinting after cattle on an east Texas ranch or hunting down rubber ducks in the bathtub, it’s no secret that my pup Rusty needs a lot of calories to keep his energy levels up!
The Real RustyPublished 4 months ago in Petlife - Supported by: Ollie
The 3 Essentials Every Pup Needs: Fresh Food, Walkies, and Cuddles
Is there anything better than bringing home a sweet new pup? There’s just something special about those slobbery kisses and curious head tilts that make every early morning wake-up and torn-up shoe absolutely worth it.
Liz WarnerPublished 4 months ago in Petlife 
What Are Some Things That Nobody Tells You About Puppy Training Pads?
There are a lot of things that one needs to know when getting a pet. You can find a lot of information online or talking to friends, but you might not know everything about puppy training pads or a cat scratcher. That’s why you should do some proper research before buying anything.
Can you give a dog Xanax to relax?
Dogs suffer from many of the same ailments as their favorite human. Anxiety is widespread in pets such as dogs and can be triggered by your absence or thunderstorms. If your dog is suffering from anxiety, you have to look for anything that makes them feel better and more relaxed.
usmedspharma.comPublished 4 months ago in Petlife- Supported By: Halo Collar
5 Pet Safety Tips for Protecting Your Adventurous Pup at Home
Have you ever wanted to let your dog have more freedom, but are afraid of all the dangers that lurk outside the safety of a fence? Do you want to be able to let them live life off-leash without the constant worry that they could find themselves in an unsafe situation? You’re not alone, most dog parents want this for their loving companion—at least I know I did for my beloved pooch, Paddington. A traditional fence, whether it’s a four-foot chain link, a six-foot privacy fence, or an underground invisible fence cannot be moved easily and doesn’t provide your dog with the freedom they need to be happy. I was beginning to lose hope that I would ever be able to offer Paddington freedom and safety at the same time; then I found The Halo Collar.
PaddingtonPublished 5 months ago in Petlife - Supported By: Halo Collar
Living the RV Life: My 5 Tips for Dog Owners On the Road
Camping, traveling, and living life in the mountains where fences don’t exist might not seem like ideal settings for a dog to live life off leash. Personally, my dog Zeppelin needs wide open spaces to run and live his pup life to the fullest! Zeppelin is a Whippet/Catahoula leopard dog mix, so he has lots of energy to run on! Recently, we introduced Zeppelin to his new younger brother, our Newfie named Hendrix! Together, we travel around in our RV often, which gives us the opportunity to provide our pups the most amazing backyards all over the Pacific Northwest.
Mckenzie DornPublished 5 months ago in Petlife - Supported By: Halo Collar
Taking Your Pet Everywhere Just Got a Whole Lot Easier, Here’s How
My entire childhood, I never left home without my favorite stuffed animal, a golden retriever from Build-a-Bear. I would take the stuffed animal everywhere you can imagine, from the mall to the zoo to family reunions and on long road trips.
Jessie ReardonPublished 5 months ago in Petlife
