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I drove up to the house and immediately noticed frozen ice leading from the bottom of the siding out onto the sidewalk. When I went...

I often receive calls from potential clients who are having trouble potty training their puppies. But in March of this year, I was...

Getting a new puppy is exciting! They’re cute, cuddly, and full of energy. But there’s one thing every puppy owner needs to do right...

Nearly 3 months after it closed its doors, the Roanoke Valley SPCA opened back up Monday. Extensive renovations took place during that...

Continuing education is important for pet professionals to keep up with the latest trends in training and pet care.

Bringing a kitten into your home is an exciting and heartwarming experience. They quickly become cherished members of the family. But just like any new addition, kittens come with their own set of needs. To ensure your new feline friend feels happy, healthy, and comfortable in their new environment, you’ll need to stock up on a few essential items. Here are five must-haves for your new kitten: 1. Litter Box and Quality Litter Your kitten will need a clean and easily accessibl

Bringing a new puppy into your home is one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences, but it can also feel a bit overwhelming. Puppies are bundles of energy, curiosity, and love, and having the right tools on hand can make your transition to pet parenthood much smoother. Here are five must-have items every new puppy owner needs: 1. A Crate That Fits Your Puppy A crate is more than just a place for your puppy to sleep—it’s a safe haven and an invaluable tool for house tra

Adopting a pet can be a wonderful and fulfilling experience for seniors. Pets provide companionship, encourage a more active lifestyle,...

The holidays are a great time to add to your family-whether it’s a puppy or an older dog. Sometimes breeders have litters due just in time for Christmas and many rescues have adoption fairs to help empty their shelters for the year. Each dog is an individual and depending on their life experiences (being raised by a breeder, having a former family, living on the streets as a stray, etc.) can influence how they act in your home. Some dogs may be coming out of a stressful shel