As the world currently responds to the spread of COVID-19, many dog parents may be worried about risks their dogs pose to their health, and vice versa. The important thing to know is there’s no evidence to suggest that pets can infect their people with coronavirus. However, there are some precautionary measures you can take […]
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Winter weather usually means more time inside, which is a welcoming idea to those of us who want to curl up on the couch and binge-watch our favorite shows – but not for our pets who might get a little antsy cooped up inside. Instead of leaving your pets to their own devices, and possibly […]
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My Dog Sheds Like Crazy – What Should I Do? We love our dogs! They are a part of the family, and can be best friends. But, what can we do when our furry friends shed hair EVERYWHERE? Whether you have a big dog, a small puppy or a bunch of pups running around, you […]
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Spring Time Fun With Your Dog For those who live in chillier places whenever the winter hits, you’re not the only one glum about the poor weather outside. Your dog is just as eager for the snow to go away, so they can frolic out in the grass once more. Just like your kids, you’re probably […]
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Instagram Photo Tips for Dog and Cat Portraits Whether you have a desire to make your pet internet famous or just record your dog and cat as they snuggle together on the couch, you might experience frustration when you check out the photos that you’ve snapped. If you caught your feline in action, the photo […]
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If you’ve ever owned a dog, you’re probably familiar with tear stains. Caused by the overproduction of tears, tear staining is more commonly found in certain breeds than others and often manifests as a reddish-brown liquid. The color results from iron-containing porphyrins, which result from the natural breakdown of red blood cells in an animal’s […]
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Pet obesity – why it’s a problem and how to avoid it Is Your Pet Overweight? How To Know And What To Do The Association for Pet Obesity Prevention says that about 54 percent of dogs and 59 percent of cats are too heavy. While your little love bug might be pampered, you may be […]
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We’ve all been there. One second your pet’s nice and clean and the next they’re a complete mess. How could something so cute, get so dirty, so quickly? They might make messes, but we still love them. Luckily, it’s easier than you might think to get them clean again. Keep the right cat or dog […]
Read the rest of the articleNeed to bathe your pet but no sure where to start? We like to look at bath time at an opportunity for quality time with your pet. Not only can the one-on-one contact result in an increase in the feel-good, love hormone oxytocin (in both you and your fur baby), but you’ll save a considerable […]
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Not long ago, the earthbath team was watching the news, and we saw a wonderful piece on Canine Companions for Independence (CCI). CCI is a nonprofit that is training therapy dogs to comfort children at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Benioff Children’s Hospitals as part of their Child Life Services program. The healing power […]
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What to do if your dog has itchy skin? One quick look at a dog park and it’s easy to see that dogs come in many shapes, sizes and colors! This also means different types of skin and coats to care for. While the first step is to use a natural pet shampoo for cleansing, […]
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The environment needs our help and one of the ways you can help is by being an eco-friendly pet parent. You might already recycle or use natural cleansers, but you can continue the green trend in how you care for your pets. It’s easy, makes your pets healthier, and may even save you money. 1. […]
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