National Pet Fire Safety Day: Keeping Your Dogs Safe Before, During, and After a House Fire July 15 is National Pet Fire Safety Day, created by the American Kennel Club and ADT Security Services to raise awareness about house fires and pets. In this guide, we’ll walk through practical Pet Fire Safety Tips to protect...
International Pooper Scooper Week: April 1-7 International Pooper Scooper Week runs April 1 through 7 every year, and most people have never heard of it. It was established in 2008 by the Association of Professional Animal Waste Specialists (APAWS), the same organization founded in 2002 by professional pooper scoopers who recognized that pet waste was...
Pet Wellness Month: Simple Habits For A Healthier Dog October is National Pet Wellness Month, which makes it the perfect time to zoom out and look at your dog’s health as a whole: vet care, nutrition, exercise, mental enrichment, and even the cleanliness of the spaces they play in. When the basics are dialed in,...
Can Dogs Eat Chocolate? Chocolate is a popular treat among humans, but for dogs, it’s a toxic hazard. If you’ve ever wondered, “Can dogs eat chocolate?” the simple answer is no. Even small amounts of chocolate can be harmful, and larger quantities can lead to severe symptoms or even be life-threatening. Why Chocolate Is Toxic...
Halloween Safety Tips for Pets: Keep Your Dog Safe This Halloween! Halloween brings excitement, but it can also pose risks for our furry friends. Follow these Halloween safety tips for pets to ensure a happy, safe holiday for everyone in your family. Keep Halloween Treats Out of Paw’s Reach Candy bowls and treat bags might...
The Benefits of Playing Fetch with Your Dog and Why Regular Exercise Matters At Dog Poo Crew, we know how much you love your dog—and one of the best ways to show them love is through regular exercise. While walking and running are great ways to keep your dog active, fetch is an often-overlooked form...
How to Keep Dogs from Pooping in Your Yard Picture this: you’re enjoying a lovely day in your yard when suddenly, you step in something unpleasant. To your dismay, it’s dog poop, and it’s not from your own dog. In fact, you may have already cleaned up after your own dog, or you might not...
Protecting Your Dog from Flowers and Plants Toxic to Dogs As a responsible dog owner, it’s essential to be aware of the various plants that can pose a threat to your dog’s health. Many common indoor plants, outdoor landscaping plants, trees shrubs, and even vegetable garden plants can be harmful or deadly to dogs if...
National Scoop the Poop Week: Celebrating Responsible Pet Ownership As we wrap up Earth Day celebrations, there’s another important week for pet owners and animal lovers to observe – National Scoop the Poop Week! Running from April 23-29 each year, this initiative was established in 2002 by the Association of Professional Animal Waste Specialists (APAWS)...
Why You Should Always Scoop Your Dog’s Poop In light of the dangers of dog waste, it’s imperative for responsible dog owners to grasp the significance of cleaning up after their furry companions, even during the winter season. Beyond being a mere inconvenience, neglecting to dispose of dog waste properly can pose significant risks to...
