Pumpkin isn't just for lattes—it's also a nutritious and tasty training treat for your dog! Packed with fiber and vitamins, pumpkin can support digestion and keep your pup motivated. Try it frozen, mixed with kibble, or stuffed in a Kong for rewarding training sessions.
Read MoreAs the kids head back to school, don’t forget to prepare your pup for the new season too! From updated ID tags to fun interactive toys, our "Back to School" shopping list has everything your furry friend needs to stay happy and healthy. Check out our tips to make the transition smoother, and if you need help with walks or pet sitting during the busy school season, This Lil Dog of Mine Pet Services in Austin, TX is here for you!
Read MoreHeading out for a bite to eat is a major pastime for a lot of people, especially Austinites. Why cook for yourself when you can get amazing food and maybe a tasty cocktail served to you with friends? But there’s one friend that often gets left out of the equation when you want to go grab a bite to eat. Thankfully, more and more restaurants that permit our four-legged friends on their patios are opening in the Austin area, and it’s patio season!
Read MoreThe level of activity a dog needs will change from breed to breed, and age, Here are 5 of our favorites ways to keep your dog healthy and fit that you might not have thought about.
Read MoreMany pet owners are unaware both cats and dogs can have allergies. Check out some factors you should consider if you think your pet may have allergies.
Read MoreWhile some human foods are perfectly fine to give to dogs on occasion, it’s important to distinguish which are safe and which could be toxic for dogs.
Read MoreSince pets are family too, we wanted to make your life a little easier for you dog and puppy owners out there, or those of you that might be looking for that perfect gift for the owners you know.
Read MoreWe’ve all heard for years that dog’s mouths are cleaner than humans, but how much truth does this hold? To find out the truth, I contacted Dr. Aziza Glass, a recent graduate of Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. Check it out!
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