Itchy eyes, sneezing, a runny nose and wheezing can all make living with a dog very difficult. If you’ve made the decision to bring a dog into your home, or if you have family and friends who are allergic to your dog, there are plenty of ways to reduce the amount of allergens in your home.

Let’s face it, things aren’t getting any cooler. With record temperatures and humidity it’s likely going to be a hot, hot summer! So, as we enjoy the great outdoors, let’s remember that as we try to keep ourselves cool we also want to keep your pet cool and comfortable too.

Plans for your dream vacation are all set. You’ve chosen a great location, booked yourself in the swankiest hotel you could find and you’re counting down the days before you get to let loose and enjoy some well-deserved fun.

When deciding on a day trip with your dog, it’s important to keep in mind that it’s still summer, so keeping your dog cool and hydrated is still priority number one. There are many summer activities that you may not think of as completely dog-friendly, but are likely in your local area.