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posted in 27 Mar, 2013 by Jane Kerrison  

Grieving the Loss of Your Pet

Rebecca Cagle has just released her newest Print and Kindle book “Grieving the Loss of Your Pet: How to Survive Your Journey”

posted in 28 Feb, 2012 by Guest Writer, Ciara Black  

What To Do About Dog Vomiting

  Dog vomiting can be a normal occurrence. Many dogs will throw up as often as once a day. Sometimes treatment is very simple, but sometimes it can be a bit more complicated. It is important to find out what is causing your dog to vomit. In serious cases, your dog may be under the [...]

posted in 29 Sep, 2011 by Guest Writer, Kevin Sloan  

Have Patience and you WILL Find your Perfect Dog

When the time comes to find a new dog, there are a few things you could do.  You could go to a pet store and buy that puppy in the window.  Sure that puppy is adorable and would be a great addition to your family, but where did he come from?  Was it born in [...]

posted in 2 Aug, 2011 by Guest Writer, Stephanie  

Crisis Hotline Chronicles

You know those hotlines that people can call about their problems and talk to someone, get advice, or just get what they are keeping inside them out and off their chest? There’s one of those for animals too. A man with a Chocolate Labrador who barks too much or escapes too often calls, and tells [...]

posted in 10 May, 2011 by Ottawa Dog Blog Founder, Liz  

PAWSH Magazine’s First Issue ~ elizabeth&jane pet photography featured!

A few weeks ago I announced the release of the first issue of PAWSH Magazine. The issue is now available online and I am so excited I have three spreads featured in the magazine of my dog photography!! I am honoured that they featured my work so much!! The graphic designer in me is also [...]

posted in 5 May, 2011 by Ottawa Dog Blog Founder, Liz  

Close call – when your dog starts choking

Last night was scary – we had the closest call with the dogs ever: Corduroy ate her muffin too fast and began choking on it. Our dogs all have tracheal problems and occasionally their throats temporarily collapse. It freaks them out, but by massaging the sides of their throats gently, they come through it in [...]

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