Our pets – whether they have fins, fur, feathers, or scales – are integral parts of the family here at Life in a House. They make us smile when we’re down, they give love unconditionally, and they depend on us to remain healthy, safe, and secure.
Choosing your child’s first pet that is theirs to care for, love, is important. Here are some low maintenance pets to start them off with. [read more]
Cats love a warm, sunny spot and a cat bed to call their own. Here are some suggestions for finding the perfect bed for your feline friends! [read more]
It’s vitally important to feed your pets high-quality yet affordable foods with protein sources that are from real meat, fish or fowl. [read more]
Leaving your dog home alone without working up to the event can be disastrous. Here are a few things to do to get them prepared first. [read more]
Bringing a dog into your home is just like adding another child to the family. Here are 5 things to consider before doing so. [read more]
Your dog’s weight and nutrition is just as important as your family. Here are a few nutritional changes you can make to improve your dog’s overall health. [read more]
Your dog is undoubtedly a true member of the family, so we’re sharing some fun ideas to treat your dog too! [read more]
Make sure that your new puppy introductions to your home and family go as smoothly as possible. [read more]
These 11 tips are something to keep in mind for your senior dog. [read more]
If your pet is easily triggered and becomes a hostile and angry dog, there are a variety of ways to calm him down. [read more]
When it is time to train your pet, know what the facts are and avoid the dog training myths. [read more]
Introducing a new dog to the family is just like welcoming a new baby to the family. [read more]
Before you consider bringing a family pet into the home, there are a few essentials that you need to be aware of. [read more]
If you ever wondered what things a dog can teach you about life, you need to read this. [read more]
Not being active enough can be a contributory factor of poor health for your pet. Here are some tips on getting your pet fit for a healthier year! [read more]
Just as your children may get jealous when you bring a new child home from the hospital, the same holds true for the family pet when you decide it’s time to introduce a new puppy to the household. [read more]
These items listed here will help you keep your pet – and your home – happy and clean without compromising. [read more]
Your dog depends on you for their care and comfort. Be prepared to care for them just as you would a newborn child. [read more]
What happens the family gets “too busy” to take care of the family pet? If your family is constantly on the go, here are three things to do to prioritize and get Fido back in the family again. [read more]
If you have difficulty saying no to those puppy dog eyes like my husband, check out these 7 types of food you should never feed your dog. [read more]
Working from home, with the kids gone and your spouse at work, can get lonesome at times. Here are 5 reasons why having a dog as your work companion can make all the difference. [read more]
There are numerous health benefits to owning a dog. We look at the top 8 in today’s post. [read more]
While some may feel as though having a dog is just added work for the stay-at-home mom, but for moms whose kids are in school all day, a dog can help keep the loneliness at bay. [read more]
Are you a new dog owner? Here are a few tips to help you join the ranks of pet parents everywhere and develop a happy and healthy relationship with your dog. [read more]
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