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Due to the recent developments surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak, we first and foremost want to wish everyone well, and we hope that you’re able to adapt to our new shared circumstances for the time being. 

Much as it is with humans, there is no one ‘healthy diet’ that works for every dog. Since there is a dizzying array of choices in the pet food world, it can be challenging to know how to balance your dog’s nutritional needs, your budget, and your family’s lifestyle.

10 Presents that Will Really Get Your Dog’s Tail Waggin’ this Holiday Season! As pet lovers ourselves we know that spoiling the canines on your lis...

All the little ghouls and goblins are prowling the neighbourhood in search of candy, carved pumpkins are aglow on porches, and the crisp fall air rustles the leaves – its Halloween! 

As fall is fast approaching, you might be wishing for a few more beach days to spend exploring, sunbathing, and relaxing with your furry bestie. To...

Summer is a season that most people want to get outside and spend lots of time in the sun. However - since the days are also longer and hotter than at any other time - it is also a season that puts Fido most at risk for Heatstroke and Hyperthermia. 

– Only One Treats Contributor, Carly Piatocha

Summer, with its long hot days, is a season that tends to bring out the adventurer in us. For dog owners going camping, sight-seeing, and memory-making, it’s important to make sure that Fido stays safe and has fun. To ensure your summer journeys with your special K9 are stress free, here are seven steps to getting your pooch ready to hit the road as your summer side kick.

As summer approaches, most dog owners start to envision long days spent strolling in the park and having picnics on the beach with their canine bestie – especially if they’ve already got a strong bond that has stood the test of time over many years. Owning a golden oldie is a wonderful experience. Once your dog reaches senior status, you know each other extremely well and often you will have a better relationship then when you were grappling with the chaos of puppyhood.

Adopting a pet in need is always a beautiful thing. Considering the extent of the cat over-population problem in Canada, adopting a cat instead of ...

 Although many people have emergency preparedness kits for the humans of the household (click this link if you don’t yet), it is unfortunately all too common that the four-legged members get forgotten until an emergency happens.

Although you may know about international chocolate day (July 7th), or international pasta appreciation day (October 25th), you have probably never...

Most of the time, being a dog owner is really great. You don’t have to clean up food that falls on the floor, you have a snuggly ball of fur who warms up your bed for you, and you get greeted with sincere enthusiasm even if you only ran to the store to get milk and were gone for 15mins. However, there is one downside to being a dog owner that feline filled families don’t have to contend with – walks outside when the temperature is close to zero and the rain is coming down so hard that you realize walking your dog might require a wet suit. Although I can’t change the weather or how much energy your dog has, I can offer some suggestions for dogs (and homes) big and small to entertain, exercise, and avoid going outside for an extensive walk!