Saturday, October 31 at 9:00 a.m. at Lake Diamond in Oakwood come join these two fun-loving good witches at this year’s Halloween Pet Party, for a howling good time. For many years they have been brewing festive Halloween events for Sun Lakes residents, their families and friends. As in the past, the judging categories are:…
Rover’s Rest Stop So, the title is not appetizing but it is important. Rule out medical reasons first that could lead your dog to eat poop. Poop eating may be as simple as boredom or something more complex like diabetes. For additional information see: www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/16-reasons-dogs-eat-poop-and-what-to-do-about-it/ First look at medical reasons: Enzyme deficiency – Digestive enzymes…
The ASPCA estimates that one in five pets goes missing after being scared by loud noises such as fireworks and thunderstorms. The first line of defense in finding your lost pet is to always have a collar and current tags as well as microchip the pet. The ‘I gave a bath and didn’t get the…
Most of us realize that we should never leave a dog in a car. At 85 degrees it takes only 10 minutes for the temperature inside the car to reach 102 degrees. In a half hour, it can hit 120 degrees. Leaving the car windows cracked does not drop the temperature inside the vehicle. Leaving…
Rover’s Rest Stop events at Cottonwood: We are excited to see our old friends, new friends and special visitors this summer! We will be in Room A6, the Dance Room on the second Saturday of the month, July 11 and September 12 from 9:00 a.m.-noon. Call 480-600-2828 for more information or contact Linda Caton. You…
Most everyone knows that their dogs must walk; it is in their DNA. But most people do not think about engaging their best friend in mental stimulation. What kind of life is it to just hang around the house all the time – get up, go for a walk, eat, lie around, eat, go for…
What a wonderful idea! Giving heartfelt love by volunteering! And what better way than to involve your best friend, your pet! There are many opportunities for pets to get involved; the following are just a few ideas. 1. Donate pet blood. We all acknowledge the need for human blood, but there is also a need…
Happy New Year! Now that the celebrating is over and routine has returned it just might be a perfect time to welcome a new family member. When picking your new friend you must consider how many hours the dog will be alone; do you have a secure yard; how much time do you have to…
Traditionally, the reminder of all things dangerous to your kids for the holidays is mentioned in the November article. The safety issues not only pertain to food but household items; walking, other pets, etc. For a very good rundown of the holiday hazards take a look at a good article from Foster & Smith that…