If you’re wondering whether your dog is getting enough exercise, you’re not alone. At Dan’s Pet Care, we talk to many pet owners who aren’t sure exactly how much daily activity their dog really needs. Exercise requirements are highly individualized, so it’s hard to generalize about what’s best for every dog.

At Dan’s Pet Care, we love fall for so many reasons. The air is crisp and fresh, and it’s not too hot to take your dog for a walk in the sunshine. The falling leaves are beautiful on Long Island this time of year, too! And of course, fall means plenty of s’mores, apples, pumpkins, and other seasonal snacks.

When you bring a new dog into your family, it’s exciting to see how they’ll interact with your existing pets. Adding a new dog can provide companionship, fun and excitement for your other pets. However, sometimes things don’t go as smoothly as you’d like. If your new dog doesn’t hit it off with the rest of your pets, you might be in for some stress.

Everyone knows that exercise is a major key to health and long life in humans. Your dog is no different! In order to thrive, your pet needs plenty of exercise on a consistent basis, At Dan’s Pet Care, one of our primary missions is to help Long Island dogs get the exercise they need, no matter how packed their owners’ schedules may be.

For new puppies, accidents in the house are a pretty common occurrence. After all, your dog’s instincts don’t tell them not to go to the bathroom inside a house. Dogs are naturally disinclined to make a mess in an area where they’ll be spending a lot of time.

When you go to the grocery store, you’ll often see a whole aisle dedicated to pet food. Of course, you can also buy your dog’s food online, or sometimes through your veterinarian’s office. And don’t forget about all the supplements you can add to your dog’s diet!

Most dogs love to eat, and they have trouble saying no to a good meal. But just because your dog is happy to eat whenever you offer them food, it doesn’t mean their feeding schedule is optimized for their needs. Depending on a number of factors, your dog may benefit from one of several different feeding patterns.

At Dan’s Pet Care, we think of our dogs as a member of the family. If your family includes children, a new dog can become their favorite playmate. However, some breeds are a more natural fit than others when it comes to joining a household with small children. There are many factors to research when it comes to choosing a breed.

At Dan’s Pet Care, we know how essential exercise is for your dog’s health. Regular exercise can keep your dog in good cardiovascular shape, help prevent obesity, and prolong their lifespan. But in order to get enough exercise, your dog needs to be taking in enough energy to fuel those intense playtime sessions!

The pros at Dan’s Pet Care are experts when it comes to dog walking. We provide dog walking services (and a full range of other pet care services) in warm and cold weather, because your dog’s exercise needs don’t stop. However, it’s important to carefully monitor the weather and consider your dog’s unique …

You want to give your dog everything they need, and it’s hard to say no when they ask for more food. But overfeeding your dog can create a wide range of serious health problems. Diabetes, joint pain, mobility issues and other conditions can result from overfeeding and compromise your dog’s quality of life.

Hitting a Long Island bike trail is a great way to get some exercise, reduce stress, and soak up some sunshine. Of course, taking your dog for a walk offers many of the same benefits. It makes sense to combine the two activities, and biking with your dog can be a rewarding experience. However, biking can also be dangerous for your dog, and we’ll tell you everything you need to know in this article.