Dr. Fitz explains why some dogs are more susceptible to getting sunburned and the steps you should take to prevent your dog from getting burned and also how to care for them if they do.
It’s not unusual for your dog or cat to break a nail, and in most cases, it’s not a big problem, but then, again, it could be.
On “Paws on Board,” we have a doubleheader for you. First, Dr. Fitz explains about dehydration and how this could lead to serious problems if not monitored. Then, Dr. Fitz is joined by Britney McKay from Jones Natural Chews and learns all about this family-owned company and its made-in-America line of natural dog chews and treats.
Dr. Fitz explains to us why it’s so important to have your pet properly ID’d and the various types of IDs that are available. This is especially important if your pet travels with you around the country.
Dr. Fitz joins Joe Mehl from Alliance RV and checks out the all-new2024 valor toy hauler.You see as why you don’t need toys like quads or bikes to appreciate a toy hauler.Joe also points out what makes a toy hauler such a great option for RVers with pets.
On this week’s “Paws On Board,”Dr. Fitz explains to us the regional dangers your pet could face in various parts of the country and how you should be prepared.
It’s just not your wife, husband, or kids that have anxiety when going on a trip. Actually, your pet can have anxiety, also. This week, Dr. Fitz discusses pet anxieties and what you can do to get your pet relaxed and, in time, enjoying their RV adventures.
Dr. Fitz is here with “Paws on Board,” and this week she bee stings from prevention to treatment on Paws on Board
Dr. Fitz is here with “Paws on Board,” and this week she covers dogs and water safety; in particular, some important things we should be aware of before your dog gets in the water.
Domething pet owners should consider when walking or hiking with their pets, snakes. This week on “Paws On Board,” Dr. Fitz explains what you should know and be aware of when walking your pets in known snake areas and most importantly what steps you should take if your pet does get bit.