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Cleaning dog urine isn’t the most pleasant experience, but if you have a pup, accidents will happen. You can keep things green and clean by avoiding chemical carpet cleaners and making your own urine odor eliminators naturally at home. Here’s how.

Your pet pooch depends on you to stay on top of its grooming. Do you want to learn useful dog grooming tips for your dog's health and looks? Then read on.

If you’re a dog owner, you’ve more than likely had to deal with the smelly result of a leaking anal sac. You might be in your living room when you suddenly notice the stench. Or, even worse, it could happen when you’re taking your dog in the car for a pleasant ride. You quickly find there’s no escape from the foul odor that comes from dog anal glands.

Dogs attract fleas. It’s an unfortunate fact of life. You’ll find no shortage of flea control products at your local grocery or pet store, but how can you sure they’ll be safe? Is there a way to get rid of dog fleas naturally?

Just about every dog owner has seen their beloved companion feverishly scratching at their ears. It usually only happens once in a while, but, in some instances, it can become a regular problem. What can be done? Well, if your dog seems to scratch far too often, you could make your own homemade dog ear cleaner to provide your pooch with some much-needed relief.

It can be exhilarating to bring home a new dog. But it can be just as devastating if you have to give up that dog because you or someone else in your home is allergic to it. In some cases, severely allergic.

If you have a dog, you’ve probably seen it time and time again: Your pooch plops down on the floor, and immediately starts licking their private parts. Now, this can be pretty embarrassing…