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  We all know the guilty feeling you get when you leave your pet at home, it's the worst! But the fact is most American's have to work, so leaving your pet at home is a reality that we all have to face. Here are some tips to keep your pet occupied while you're away! 1. Favorite toy Keep your pet's favorite toy hidden while you're home at night or on the weekends and only bring it out when it's time for you to go to work. That way there is some excitement built just as you're walking out the door. 2. Leave the Radio or TV on Background noise can keep your pet distracted and busy throughout the day!...

The most romantic day of the year is coming up - Valentine's Day! Of course with any approaching holiday, you quickly begin to get excited about all of the ways that you can include your pet in your plans! The best part about celebrating Valentine's Day with a pet is you don't have to buy them anything! They love you no matter what. In fact, many popular Valentine's Day gift ideas are not safe for pets, including chocolate and flowers.  Chocolate can be highly toxic for dogs. While a small piece here or there may not seem to harm your dog, giving them even just a little bit to much can be extremely toxic which would result in your pet...

The new year is a great time to set some resolutions for the year ahead, but you don't have to set them alone! Set resolutions with your pet! 1. Exercise Set a resolution to do 20-30 minutes of exercise per day with your pet! This will be great for both of you! 2. New tricks Set goals to work with your pet to accomplish training techniques. Maybe it's to work on barking less or even just sitting! It doesn't matter where you're starting, the important thing is to set goals to accomplish together! 3. Make a new friend Making new friends is always fun! Whether it's a new friend for your pup or a new friend for both of you...

Don't let colder weather get you down! Just because Jack Frost is nipping at your nose doesn't mean there isn't plenty for you and your pet to enjoy! If you're heading outside, don't worry about your pets too much, their fur allows them to enjoy the colder weather for short periods of time - although this may vary per pet. Please be sure that your pet has proper ID tags to avoid getting lost.

Let's be honest, it can already be a struggle to make sure certain foods aren't in reach of your dog. Add the holiday rush, visiting relatives, trying to not burn dinner and before you know it you turn around and your dog is just finishing off that plate of appetizers, only problem is they weren't meant for him.