Dr. Ike answers your questions about Chewy Pharmacy Dr. Ike is in. Hi, Dr. Ike here to tell you about a new service offered by Chewy.com. Did you know that there is a new way to get those all-important medications you need to put the wag back in your tail? It's Chewy Pharmacy . As #ChewyInfluencers, we got to try it out. And it's so easy! Any questions? Q- What medications are available through Chewy Pharmacy? Ike: If you can bark it, they probably have it. There are hundreds of medications--heartworm medication, flea and tick treatments, pain medication, allergy relief, ear and eye care, wound treatment, and medication for many other health conditions. We ordered Interceptor heartworm treatment for Ernest and Petey. Q- How do I order? Chewy Pharmacy rocks! Ike: First, go to Chewy Pharmac y and fill out a brief profile for your pet. We entered Ernest and Petey's names, breeds, ages and weights, and our veterinarian's name and phone number. Then we found the...
I've got a secret. Something's changed here at The Writer's Dog. Something exciting, a little bit different, a little scary, and I can't wait to tell you. But first, I thought we'd play a little game. Can you guess my secret? 1. We're opening a retirement home for senior golden retrievers. 2. I'm under contract for a series of exciting books about dogs. 3. My first book, Dieting with my Dog, is being made into a movie. 4. We rescued a family of cats, so I'll be blogging about cats too. 5. Ernest earned his TDI to become a therapy dog. 6. The blog is undergoing a fantastic new redesign. 7. We're moving to the country. 8. We got a new puppy. Leave your guess in the comments. Only one answer is right. What do you think it is? One winner will be drawn from everyone who guesses the right answer. Winner will receive this Life is Good sticker. (Please provide an email address so I'll have a way to contact you if you win.) **Sorry, those who already kno...
We were walking down the street and Petey pulled ahead enthusiastically. Around the corner he pulled toward a squirrel. He heard a dog bark and he pulled toward the dog. Later, we walked into a room of dogs and he pulled hard, barking. Petey's pulling had become a problem. Now that Petey is more than a year old, he's nearly full grown and strong. He also has boundless energy. We use many techniques to help. We provide him with lots of interactive toys to keep him busy. We also use a good, front attaching harness. We like the Easy Walk harness . This has always made a big difference in all our other dogs, but Petey is an especially difficult case! My first instinct was to stop going out in public. It certainly was easier! But this wasn't teaching Petey anything. Plus, we want to be able to take him places with us, and hopefully eventually he will do therapy dog work with us. So we bought a supply of training treats . I began rewarding him every time he made eye contact with...
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