Is your pup ready to become a potty-trained graduate? If you thought potty training humans was challenging, you may be in for a ruff surprise with a new pup! But don’t be discouraged—in fact, please be patient—because with the right steps (and a four-legged friend that's eager to please), you’ll soon have a
Ready to get in the exercise groove with your new pup? If you just brought home your puppy, you've likely already noticed their enthusiasm for play. Though they may seem full of boundless energy, it's important to know how much playtime is right for your pup! Use this quick breakdown of puppy play guidelines
With warmer weather on the horizon, now is the perfect time to ensure your fur family is ready to enjoy romps in the great outdoors! Here’s a list of quick ways to prepare your four-legged friend for spring! Schedule an Annual Health Exam If you haven’t done so already, an
Whether it’s a birthday, Gotcha Day, or just because, your pooch deserves only the best when it comes to tail-wagging fun. To show your pup appreciation and love during any celebration, consider including one or more of these fun ideas in your festivities. 1. A Fun-Packed Play Date No party is complete
It’s not the best part of being a dog parent, but keeping your yard free of waste provides a variety of benefits to both your home and your community. Check out this fact-packed post to learn more about why you should pick up dog poop in your yard, dog park, or on walks
Becoming a new pet parent is incredibly exciting. It can also be stressful when you are not sure how to prepare for their arrival. There are many essential items you'll want to start thinking about and have ready at home for them—many of which can be easily overlooked. We all want our pets
by Christina Braatz, Account Executive at Companion Protect Stuck at home and nothing to do? If you are like me, I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to bake all the goodies; banana bread, chocolate croissants, blueberry cobbler… you name it! But after I gained 10 pounds the first week of quarantine,
By Lucy Masters, Intern at Companion Protect For pets, their parents being quarantined at home is a big change -- they're not used to us being home all the time. During this time of uncertainty, maintaining routines in the household can help dogs with the feeling of normalcy. Keeping them mentally and
Does your pup get joyful and triumphant over holiday table scraps? It happened. Your entire batch of green bean casserole just fell onto the kitchen floor. As you scurry to scoop up the mess, your dogs come running in full charge, and like something out of a horror film, they gobble
