You probably have a first aid kit for humans in your house, but do you have one for your dog? It’s important to have a basic first aid kid prepared in case of emergency. Here is what the International Boarding & Pet Services Association recommends to have on hand for your pet: -A board or…
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Beach season is upon us! Now is a great time to review all of the local beaches and their individual regulations for dogs. Kiawah Island: Dogs are allowed on Kiawah Island’s famous 10 Mile Beach year round, however dogs must be leashed at all times from March 16th to October 31st. Dogs are allowed to be…
With the holidays upon us, Dog Tired thought it would be a good idea to review some dog and children safety tips as many of us will be having company over these next few weeks. Please feel free to review our previous blog post about more general Holiday Safety Tips here. There are an estimated…
The holidays are among us and while they can be an exciting time filled with family, friends, and travel, they can be stressful on our fur babies. It’s important to prepare your house and your dog to best set them up for success. Here are some checkpoints to help make the holidays a safe and…
Beach season is officially over and while Charleston is fortunate enough to have comparatively mild winters, temperatures can and do drop during this time of year. Here’s what you need to know in order to ensure that your pet is best taken care of for these cold months ahead. First and foremost, it’s a good…
