Dina Fantegrossi is the Assistant Editor and Head Writer for HomeLife Media. Before her career in writing, Dina was a veterinary technician for more than 15 years.Read more
There have already been several cases of dogs dying in hot cars this year, including a Georgia police K9. Do you know what to do if you encounter a dog in this deadly situation?
Your first inclination may be to break a window and grab that pup, but depending on where you live, the law may not be on your side.
An unrestrained 10-pound dog traveling in a car at 30 mph, will exert roughly ___ pounds of pressure in a crash.
150
300
500
Not sure? Read on to find the answer!
HEALTH ALERT #2
The Dangers Of Driving With A Dog In Your Lap
Distracted driving can be nearly as dangerous as driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. As much as we love our pups, driving with them on our laps just isn’t safe.
In fact, it can earn you a traffic stop or a fine in some states. Even in places where there is no specific law about dogs, you can still be cited under broader distracted driving laws.
Before enjoying the summer breeze, make sure all unscreened windows or doors are closed, and adjustable screens are tightly secured.
BEHAVIOR & TRAINING
How To Help Your Dog Regain Confidence After A Traumatic Incident
Car accidents, animal attacks, home break-ins; all of these events (and more) can cause mental stress to your dog.
Like humans, our pups can suffer from PTSD after trauma. And sadly, traumatizing past experiences can evolve into serious behavioral problems and depression.
Pet obesity is a growing problem. As a result, some authorities believe one out of every 100 dogs that reach 12 years of age will develop diabetes mellitus.
How can you protect your pet from this serious, life-altering condition? In addition to proper diet and exercise, it may be a good idea to have your dog’s blood sugar tested.
Viva Raw Issues Voluntary Recall of Dog and Cat Food Including Select Viva Turkey Recipes (Lot 21244) Due to Potential Listeria Monocytogenes Health Risk to People and Pets
Viva Raw Issues Voluntary Recall of Dog and Cat Food Including Select Viva Turkey Recipes (Lot 21244) Due to Potential Listeria Monocytogenes Health Risk to People and Pets
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