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Fence For Small Dogs

Posted by Jenn Smith on 8th Mar 2019

In our last blog post, EasyPetFence.com discussed the best fence for big dogs with high energy such as huskies, Labradors and German Shepherds. Now, it's time to talk about the best fence type for sma …
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Fence For Big Dogs

Posted by Jenn Smith on 7th Mar 2019

There are many types of fence for dogs; and more often than not, pet owners are confused as to which fence type to build in the yard. Here is the best fence for large dogs and why other types may …
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It's Pet Sitter Week!

Posted by Jenn Smith on 6th Mar 2019

In 1995, Pet Sitters International declared the first full week in March to be Pet Sitters Week, a time for pet owners to consider hiring a professional pet sitter for in-home care.There are many reas …
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Cold Weather Pet Tips

Posted by Jenn Smith on 5th Mar 2019

(KNWA) - When it rains and snows, your dog still has to go outside to take care of business. If they are a short-haired breed, they will need an extra coat to warm them up. Snow boots can al …
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Spring Allergies In Pets

Posted by Jenn Smith on 2nd Mar 2019

For the pet owner, spring is a great time to play with pets while doing lawn care and gardening. For dogs, they will be able to bond with their owners and socialize with other animals while …
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Spring Gardening W/Pets

Posted by Jenn Smith on 1st Mar 2019

Spring is just around the corner; and both pet owners and pets are excited to be outside. With every new season comes new challenges and health concerns; and spring is no different. In fact, spring is …
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Pets: Spring Toxic Plants

Posted by Jenn Smith on 28th Feb 2019

Gardeners are excited that spring is almost here; which means that they will be spending more time planting their favorite spring flowers. While spring brings beautiful flowers, some flowers are consi …
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Ticks In Springtime

Posted by Jenn Smith on 27th Feb 2019

March is not only the start of spring; but also the start of tick season. Many individuals have heard of ticks and tick diseases, such as Lyme Disease, but they may not know that pets are susceptible …
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Blaming a Grumpy Cat

Posted by Jenn Smith on 26th Feb 2019

If your cat seems a bit grumpy or aggressive, you may have only yourself to blame.Scientists have found felines really are copycats – and develop personalities that mirror their owners. Pets …
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Cat Windows/Mounts

Posted by Jenn Smith on 19th Feb 2019

Cat windows always seemed like a tease for domestic cats; but they are ideal for cat owners that live in apartments.While cat windows provide cats with a relaxing hammock or chair to sit in, all …
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What Are Catios?

Posted by Jenn Smith on 16th Feb 2019

Cat owners often confuse cat fencing for catios; but there are unique differences.Both are large structures that are functional for multiple cats unlike cat windows/mounts. The cat system install …
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Why a Cat Fence?

Posted by Jenn Smith on 15th Feb 2019

Like dogs, cats need time outside for a number of reasons. For one, cats need fresh air. They need time to play with other animals (we know they love chasing laser pointers and hopping on cat towers). …
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Dog Obesity Rates

Posted by Jenn Smith on 14th Feb 2019

Image Credit: Well Pet CoachBased on statistics, dog owners probably own a fat dog. According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, 56 percent of dogs in the United States are overweight …
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Why Tension Fencing?

Posted by Jenn Smith on 13th Feb 2019

Fence tensioning is an important accessory to consider buying when installing a pet fence. If fence posts are set at 10 feet apart as opposed to 15 or 20 feet, fence installers may notice droopin …
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Cat Suffers Hypothermia

Posted by Jenn Smith on 12th Feb 2019

(CNN) – A miraculous recovery in Montana after a cat was found frozen and suffering from hypothermia. Fluffy the cat was literally dethawed after she was found buried in snow, her fur matted in …
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Starting TNR Programs

Posted by Jenn Smith on 7th Feb 2019

Cat owners hold a responsibility to their cats to provide them with love, care and shelter. Shelter is more than just providing a roof over their heads, though. It means protection against things, (pe …
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Dog Training Month!

Posted by Jenn Smith on 6th Feb 2019

February is Dog Training Education Month, a continuation of January's Train Your Dog Month.Training dogs in a fenced-in yard after 8 weeks old is necessary for proper growth and development. After 4-6 …
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Tips For Being A Responsible Pet Owner

Posted by Jenn Smith on 5th Feb 2019

Being a responsible pet owner is more than just bringing home Fido. Similar to bringing home a newborn baby, new pet owners will need to practice patience, dog training and commitment. Here are tips f …