May 2022 - Petland Blog Syndication

The Best Kind of Bed for Your Dog

May 30th, 2022Petland Blog0 Comments

Dog beds come in various shapes and sizes and more importantly, types. They also come in different price ranges ranging from less than a hundred dollars to a couple hundred and are best placed in various positions within the house. So, first off, what is the best kind of bed for your dog: Pillow Bed The pillow bed has a very basic design, however, it is super comfortable. It is made with materials that can resist food, water, and stains. The best place to position this bed is in a corner within the house or at a somewhat elevated level …

Camping With Your Dogs

May 24th, 2022Petland Blog0 Comments

One of the most exciting experiences that any pup can experience is camping. In addition to the fact that they are with their favorite human, they are also surrounded by new sights and smells, so much to explore! A very vital aspect to ensure before going camping is that their vaccinations are up to date. If you aren’t certain, then be sure to pay a visit to the vet. To enjoy a great camping experience without hitches, here’s a checklist to help: Prepare ahead Keep your dog secure at all times Ensure your dog is never left unattended Keep an …

Preparing Your Dog for the Hot Summer Months Ahead

May 20th, 2022Petland Blog0 Comments

Summer months are only around the corner. It is important this time of year to prepare your dog for the summer heat. Here are three tips to keep your dog cool and comfortable this summer: Prepare Their Coat for Summer Your pet’s fur coat helps them stay warm in winter and cool in summer. Your dog will grow a heavier coat in winter months and shed it in the spring season to develop a lighter coat for summer. Help keep your pet cool in the summer by trimming their coat. It is advisable to go with a professional trimmer, so you …

What is a Professional Regulated Breeder?

May 17th, 2022Petland Blog0 Comments

When you get a healthy and well-adjusted pup that requires little in the way of training, then quite a bit of work has gone behind the scenes. This is often the work of a professional regulated breeder. A professional regulated breeder refers to an individual or a set of individuals who handle the breeding process amongst others, for 5 or more dogs over the span of 4 months. This basically describes the overall job description, however, a lot more goes into this process. First off, a healthy, properly adjusted and socialized pup would need to be raised in a hygienic …