Dogs have gained the moniker over time as being “man’s best friend.” But what happens when a best friend is not the best fit for their owner due to their inherent nature? We have compiled a list of some of the most lovable dog breeds that might not love living in your home....
Read MoreIf serpents strike in Rappahannock . . .
Don’t buy into ‘many unfounded myths, worthless folk remedies, and just plain bad advice out there about treating snake bites.’ Watch where you stick your hands and feet, it’s snake season in Rappahannock County....
Read MoreWild Neighbors : The Humane Approach to Living with Wildlife
Wild Neighbors provides practical, humane, and effective advice on how to share living space with 35 of the most common species, from alligators to woodpeckers, found in the lower 48 states. Advice focuses on how to: properly and accurately define a wildlife problem; determine what type of animal is causing it; identify the damage; effectively take action...
Read MoreDo Dogs Need Seat Belts?
Chances are, you buckle up when you’re on the road but think nothing of leaving your dog untethered. If so, join the crowd—84 percent of pet owners don’t restrain their dogs on car trips, according to a survey done by the AAA along with Kurgo, a pet company, in 2011. Even if you’ve got the chillest dog on the planet and see no reason to...
Read MoreThe Ultimate Pet Nutrition Guide
HomeoAnimal.com compiled the expertise of 35 animal nutritionists and pet professionals from around the world to put together this extensive guide. It’s split into nine articles that are designed to walk you through the steps of creating the healthiest meal plan for your pet. Want a sneak peek? Take a look at their post page with links to the 9...
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