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Tracie Koehnlein

Zoom & Zoomies: Top Toys to Keep Your Dog Busy While You Work

Since covid hit more than a year ago, more people have been working from home. Even with restrictions of the pandemic dying down, many...

Arati Patel

10 Toxic Indoor Plants for Pet Parents to Avoid

We all love to add greenery to our apartments, helping to create a stress-free ambiance. However, many people do not know that common...

Arati Patel

6 Simple Steps for Adjusting your New Rescue Dog to Apartment Living

Congratulations, you have decided to adopt and bring home a new furry member to your family. Adopting a rescue dog is a rewarding...

Tracie Koehnlein

Pet Parent's Guide to Dog Park Etiquette

In the past decade, the dog park has become not only the go-to social gathering place for dog owners, but a main method of exercise for...

Tracie Koehnlein

7 Little Known Breeds that Thrive in Apartments

When considering what type of dog to bring home, you must consider what breeds will be appropriate for city life. Some of the qualities...

Tracie Koehnlein

Pet Parent's Guide to Apartment Living: Leash Safety

While you may find the sight of your dog freely bounding down the hall of your building adorable, others may not feel the same way (I...

Tracie Koehnlein

Dogs & Fireworks: 4th of July Safety Guide

Did you know more pets are reported missing the week of July 4th than any other week of the year? After a year of quarantine and...

Tracie Koehnlein

Pet Parent's Guide to Apartment Living: Elevator Etiquette

Though we humans are very used to them, the elevator can be a confusing and sometimes challenging thing for dogs! It’s a small, enclosed...

Dr. Rachel Geller

Keeping your Cat Happy and Stimulated in an Apartment

Although they don’t always require as much space as dogs, cats thrive in environments that engage their curiosity and stimulate their...

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