Saratoga Dog Lovers Blog


10 Tips for Traveling In The Car With Your Dog

Taking your dog on a vacation can make for a fun trip, if planned carefully. Below are the top 10 tips to follow when traveling with your dog in a car. 1. Fill jugs of water with the water you give your dog everyday to help eliminate potential problems with diarreah. 2. Stop often to […]

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Happy Birthday Tucker!

Saratoga Dog Lovers is celebrating….Tuckers 1st birthday! Happy birthday to one of the best four legged friends a dog lover could ask for!! Tucker and Riley enjoyed a Carob Peanut Butter doggie birthday cake by The Lazy Dog Cookie Co. located in Ballston Spa, NY. Tucker and Riley both agreed – “It was sooo delicious”! Photos

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February is National Pet Dental Health Month!

February is National Pet Dental Health Month! The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and several veterinary groups are sponsoring National Pet Dental Health Month throughout February to adress the significance of oral healthcare for your pets. Periodontal disease is a very common clinical condition in cats and dogs that can not only give them bad breath but […]

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How To Clean Your Dogs Ears

Knowing how to clean your dogs ears and making it a habit at least once a week will reduce or eliminate the chance of your dog getting an ear infection. A Beagle’s ear flaps for example are prone to getting frequent or occasional bacterial infections. You can buy an ear cleaner for dogs from your […]

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Teething Puppies – Training Tips To Help with Puppy Biting!

Teething puppies have sharp teeth! Next to potty training, puppy biting is probably the second largest problem people encounter when getting a puppy. It can be very uncomfortable to be nipped  –  especially for children. You can find a way to gain control of your teething puppy by finding meaningful ways to communicate your expectations […]

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How to Introduce a New Puppy or Dog to Other Dogs In Your Home

Introducing a new dog or puppy to other dogs in your home can be a challenge. Dogs can be territorial of their home and family, so you want to take caution when bringing home a new dog. Below are a few simple tips for making this meeting and transition a smooth one. 1. Be prepared before […]

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Common Household Dangers for Your Dog

Many common household items can be dangerous to your dog, as listed below. Houseplants – Many common household plants can be toxic to your dogs. Electrical Wires – Spray wires with Bitter Apple. Bones – No chicken, steak, ham, pork or rib bones. You may purchase marrow bones from the grocery store (bones with marrow showing in both […]

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How To Teach Your Puppy To Fetch

How to train a dog to fetch: Puppies often have more energy to burn than they know how to handle. Consequently, if they have no acceptable way to vent their energy, they will find methods that their owners may find unacceptable. Not only does a good fetch session help mitigate this problem, but it also allows […]

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Cleaning Your Dogs Teeth – How To Clean Your Dogs Teeth

After your dog’s puppy teeth have fallen out it is important to clean their teeth regularly. You should start brushing your dogs teeth even before their baby teeth fall out so that you get them used to it. You can buy a dog toothbrush and toothpaste (never use your own toothpaste on your dog) at a […]

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