Doggy Steps and Ramps

Keep your dog well groomed will also help prevent your dog from getting some serious diseases like Lyme Disease.

The first steps to dog grooming are aimed at maintaining your dog's luxurious coat, keeping the ears clean to prevent infections, and clipping the toe nails to keep them at a healthy length and in good condition.

Coat maintenance mainly consists of proper bathing to remove ...Continue reading...

I call Missy my wonder dog. The call came out of nowhere. At 9 am on October 10, my Missy,a rescue blonde cocker spaniel, lost the use of her back legs. Overnight she went from Michael Jordan athleticism to a paraplegic. We had 24 hours to decide if surgery was a viable option. Missy is the kind ...Continue reading...

My dog keeps scratching at my steps, I think there is an animal under there, probobly dead because it has been happening for a couple of weeks, he has made a worn spot on one of the steps from trying to dig through and worn the paint off the side and he sometimes bights at the tred. He is a voracious small animal hunter. Very instinctual. When I am here, he doesn't do it so much, but when ...Continue reading...

I use mine for shopping and also for 'walking' the dog. Views on usage appreciated. I find footpaths are really bad, uneven & often ramps, at junctions, are non existent. How do you cope - I just give up & go on the road itself ! Whats the furthest you've gone on a mob scooter ? I've done about 7 miles 'walking' the dog !

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Hey all. Thought maybe the group could help out. I have had my pug now for 3 years (he's 5 though) and I guess he's recently ramped up his aggressive behaviour towards other dogs/humans while on his leash. He has been known to bark at humans and pull me on the leash following after them if we are going the same way. He also has lunged at people, ...Continue reading...