Category: Dog Health

Tips for Keeping Your Dog Safe in the Fall

A woman in a yellow rain jacket walking her beagle on a leash in the woods. It's autumn, and there are yellow leaves on the ground.

Fall is here, and it’s important to remember that the change in season can bring new challenges for your dog’s safety. Don’t worry—with a little bit of preparation, you can keep your furry friend happy, healthy, and safe throughout the season. Watch Out for Outdoor Hazards Though they seem innocuous, large piles of leaves (especially… Read more »

Best Ways to Support Your Service Dog

A man holding the face of his white service dog. The service dog is wearing a red "service dog" vest, and has their tongue out to lick their owners face.

Our service dogs are there for us every day, so it’s only fair that we return the favor by giving them the best care possible. Supporting your service dog is about more than daily walks and extra treats—it’s a commitment that requires time, effort, and a deep understanding of their needs. This support is essential… Read more »

Separation Anxiety in Dogs

An older brown dog looking out of a window, waiting for their owner.

Just like us humans, dogs can experience anxiety. And, just like humans, this anxiety can come in many different forms and can manifest in different ways. Separation anxiety in dogs is a common issue that many pet owners face. It’s not only tough on the dog but also on the owner who has to witness… Read more »

How Training Strengthens the Bond Between You and Your Dog

A woman sitting with her dog in the park. She is hugging the dog, which is a black Labrador.

Training your dog isn’t just about teaching them new tricks; it’s fundamental in nurturing a strong, enduring relationship between you and your furry friend. At Fetch and More, we believe that no matter what type of training you choose, training is crucial in forming a deeper bond and connection with your pup.  Below, we’ll explain… Read more »

How To Keep Your Emotional Service Dog Enriched

Two black lab puppies in vests playing on green grass

Enrichment is important for all dogs, including emotional service dogs. However, it isn’t as simple as picking up a toy or taking them to a dog park – these loyal companions need a unique approach to play and care. Proper care is paramount for emotional service dogs, and every aspect of their care contributes to… Read more »

How to Identify and Alleviate Anxiety in Dogs

Mix breed dog with blue eyes laying on the floor looking sad and anxious

Just like humans, dogs experience anxiety that manifests in various behaviors. When unaddressed, this anxiety can cause further stress for both the dog and the owner. Though the causes and reactions can be difficult to identify, understanding and addressing these signs is crucial. Below, we’ll go over some common causes, signs, and solutions to help… Read more »

What You Need To Know About The Mystery Dog Illness

A white dog with brown ears, brown spots, and black spots being walked on a leash.

Dog owners everywhere are likely anxious with news of a mysterious illness affecting dogs. Right now is not the time for panic, but it is the time for caution and understanding. Below, we will walk you through what we know about this illness, where it’s been reported, the symptoms, and what to do if you… Read more »

How to Check Your Dogs for Ticks

Parting the hair on a dog and there is a tick attached to the dog.

Dogs are no strangers to trekking through high grasses and deep woods, but even a quick hike on a local trail with your dog can expose them to ticks. It’s important to check dogs for ticks, even if you only let them out in your yard. Ticks are tiny blood-sucking parasites that can transmit a… Read more »