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Should You Let Your Dog Sleep in the Bed?

There are three primary arguments against sleeping in bed with your dog: Sleep disturbance, allergies/asthma, and behavior issues. The first is not entirely unfounded. In one survey, 53% of pet owners reported their dogs regularly disturb their sleep throughout the night.
Corinna Henderson
Tagged: Pets
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5 Tips for Dog-Proofing Your Home

Just like baby-proofing, dog-proofing our homes is essential to keeping our loved ones safe. Dogs are naturally curious, and if given the opportunity, will explore any and every area of the home. By making several adjustments around the house, you can help prevent choking hazards, electrocution and maybe even the loss of your pet.
Corinna Henderson
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7 Reasons Your Dog Has Diarrhea, And What You Can Do About It

Part of being a doggy parent is dealing with doggy diarrhea. Identifying the cause is crucial to relieving this unpleasant condition as soon as possible—plus, you might just be able to prevent it from happening again.
Corinna Henderson
Tagged: Pets
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5 Potty Training Mistakes You're Making With Your Puppy

Potty training a puppy or new rescue is not easy. It takes dedication, consistency and lots and lots of patience. Here’s 5 common potty training mistakes you'll want to avoid. 
Corinna Henderson
Tagged: Pets
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What You Need to Know About Mange

Mange is a skin disorder caused by parasitic mites. There are two types: Demodectic mange (also known as red mange) and Sarcoptic mange, sometimes called scabies.
Corinna Henderson
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5 Common Raw Feeding Mistakes

As puppy parents, we're more informed than ever before—especially when it comes to our dogs' diets. The traditional, kibble-based diet most pet owners have been using for years is not the ideal way to feed our pups. Kibble is almost always high in starch, carbohydrates, chemical preservatives, and other processed ingredients that should be avoided.
Corinna Henderson
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What You Need to Know About Dog Ear Infections

If you have a dog, chances are you’ll face an ear infection sooner or later. Dog ear infections are common. In fact, they’re arguably the leading cause of veterinary visits in the U.S. They’re painful for our pups and have a nasty habit of recurring, again and again.
Corinna Henderson
Tagged: Pets
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9 Tips for Dealing With Your Dog's Separation Anxiety

Does your dog bark or howl excessively when you leave? Do they chew and scratch up furniture while you’re gone? If these behaviors coincide with constant potty accidents, and intense panting and salivation, you might be facing separation anxiety. Whether caused by past trauma, learned behaviors or inexperience, separation anxiety can happen out of nowhere.
Corinna Henderson
Tagged: Pets
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What You Need to Know About Ear Mites

While there are several kinds of mites that can live in your cat or dog's ears, “ear mites” usually refers to a specific type, Otodectes cynotis (an infestation with this mite is called “otodectic mange”).
Corinna Henderson
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How Cedarcide Works to Kill & Repel Bugs

In case our name didn't give it away, cedarwood oil is the driving force behind our pest control products here at Cedarcide. So naturally, the obvious question is: How does it work? How does cedarwood oil (aka cedar oil) kill bugs?
Jonathan Patrick
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7 Ways to Freshen Your Dog's Breath Naturally

We all love doggy kisses but wouldn’t it be great if they smelled just a little better? While unusually foul breath can be an indicator of an underlying health condition (if it seems really out of the ordinary, visit your vet ASAP), most forms of bad breath are easily fixable.
Corinna Henderson
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7 Natural Tips for Calming an Anxious Dog

While an overly energetic or nervous dog can be overwhelming, there are several ways to help your pooch out in such situations. The next time your dog’s suffering from anxiety, try one of these natural methods to calm them down.
Corinna Henderson