If you’ve ever wanted to see hundreds of happy pets, proud owners, and a whole lot of wagging tails in one place, then OSU Pet Day in Corvallis is your kind of Saturday. Held every year on the first Saturday in May at Oregon State University’s College of Veterinary...
If you’ve ever wanted to see hundreds of happy pets, proud owners, and a whole lot of wagging tails in one place, then OSU Pet Day in Corvallis is your kind of Saturday. Held every year on the first Saturday in May at Oregon State University’s College of Veterinary...
It’s a common assumption: a good rainstorm comes through, and suddenly the yard looks cleaner. But does rain actually wash away dog poop? The short answer is no—at least not in the way most people hope. Instead of solving the problem, rain often spreads it, creating...
With warmer weather just around the corner, taking care of your dogs can present new and different challenges. It’s that time of the year where we look into the summertime threats to dogs and what you can do about it. After all, we all want to take care of our pets...
Let’s be honest—most dog owners have skipped picking up poop at least once. Maybe even twice! Maybe it was raining. Perhaps you were in a hurry. Maybe you thought, “It’ll just decompose.” Or my favorite excuse - "I forgot my poop bags, I'll stop by later and take care...
Quick Answer Yes, dog poop can make people sick. Dog feces may contain bacteria such as E. coli and Salmonella, as well as parasites like roundworms. These organisms can spread through contaminated soil or grass and may pose a higher risk to children who play in the...