dog care

3 Things to Know about Lyme Disease in Dogs

As warmer seasons approach, we will all be getting additional time outdoors soaking up the sun. Lurking just out of sight are the warm-weather pests all dog owners detest –…
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Dogs and Seasonal Allergies: Symptoms and How to Treat Them

As spring approaches and the warm weather returns, so too do flowers and grasses. This means pollen and other allergens fill the air, causing many humans a myriad of miserable…
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Five great exercises to do with your dog

According to WebMD, around 50% of dogs are overweight in America. Obesity puts strain on an animal’s heart, increases risk of arthritis, and impacts quality of life. Of course, these…
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How can I tell if my dog is overweight, underweight or just right?

Weight is a tricky topic in the doggy kingdom. All dog breeds are different, and within each breed, weight varies between males and females. One Labrador Retriever can be healthy…
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How to keep your dog active during the winter months

Snowed in? Torrential rains in play? Sub-zero temperatures at work? There comes a time every winter where the weather simply forbids heading outside. That begs the question: what do we…
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Does sending your dog to daycare make your dog less affectionate or loyal to you, the owner?

It’s natural to protective of your dog. You want the best for it and, selfishly, you want its unconditional love. Turning your dog over to a daycare center can seem…
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Do dogs benefit from daycare? Here are four things to keep in mind.

If you keep your finger on the pulse you’ll notice a lot of people asking about daycare online –specifically, the benefits of it. Since every dog is different, our job…
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Why aren’t there that many cat boarding services compared to dog boarding homes?

At Under One Woof, we’re passionate about doggy daycare and take it seriously. But that’s not to say we don’t love cats too. Our feline friends are a big part…
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Dogs and coronavirus – what you need to know at this early stage of the virus

With close to one thousand people in the US now infected, the coronavirus outbreak has been global news, and has been spreading quickly since first coming to the attention of…
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Can dogs get stressed?

Cortisol, that hormone that floods our body any time we’re under stress, is a reality of adult life. Busy commuter journeys, long office hours and piling commitments can send us…
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