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It’s Snowing; look after your pet

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Winter has reared its head once more with a snow storm here in New York. If we’re getting snow, we know other parts of the country are also suffering from last minute winter woes.

With heavy snow it’s a good idea to keep outdoor pets indoors – no one wants their pet disappearing in a pile of snow.

Walks? When the snow is thick on the ground and steadily piling up, even the most snow-loving dog isn’t going to do well. So use your noggin (that’s your head) and get some puppy pads or the special fake grass called PottyPatch for your dog to use as an alternative to outdoors.

Exercise woes for your pet are no fun, but be creative. If you live in an apartment building, why not strap on the leash and take your dog for a walk through the halls, or even better up and down a few flights of stairs (we suggest doing this after he’s gone to the bathroom, just in case). Playing games with your dog in the house or apartment work, too.

And in cold weather, cats love to sleep on top of motors, under the hood of cars, so please, before you drive off into the day (or the night as the case may be), we suggest checking under the hood for any sleeping kitties.

So keep warm, keep your pets warm and dry and if you live in a warm state, can we come visit?

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With the coming change of season…

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I’m sure those of us living in the colder states are ready to breathe a sigh of relief.

But with any change of season comes changes in humidity and as most of us know, it results in dry or itchy skin as our body adjusts. While we will change our moisturisers to deal with the new season, we need to think about our dogs.

Dogs are also susceptible to the skin irritations that come with season change.

But there is something you can do to help out your pooch. Dog nutritional and vitamin supplements not only help the general health of your pet, but they also help give him a shiny coat and moisturised skin.

Try some that contain borage oil or salmon oil.

Dog shampoo, specifically designed for pooches,  will not only  make your  dog feel like a luxurious creature, but will help his coat and skin remain itch-free and supple during the change in weather (and all year round!), which is what we want.

So do your dog a favour, and check out some great products here!

Annual Dog Art Auction @ Bonhams Tomorrow

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Tomorrow morning, at 10 am, Bonhams (founded 1793), one of the world’s three largest international auction house is having its annual dog art auction.

If you’re a dog lover, go online to peruse the many beautiful and amazing pieces they have on offer.  They have everything from statues, antique collars (including one that belonged to Charles Dickens…yes, the Charles Dickens of A Christmas Carol fame!), art work to a quirky Scottie dog heater!

On Valentines day Bonhams even had a charity brunch, the Barkfest, to raise money for the AKCs Humane  Fund and to  give a sneak peak at all the fantastic art and  pieces just waiting for a new home!

Check out Bonhams now!