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Any safety tips to prepare for Halloween?
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Updated on August 12th, 2025
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My two dogs have sever anxiety due to fireworks being shot off near my house 1 is an 8 year old german shepard and 2 is. A 2 year old cheweenie is there something i can do to help them through the holliday weekend
Yes there are some over the counter products you can try such as the thunder shirt or an Adaptil collar or diffuser. However if you want something that will work without fail I would try Alprazolam or Valium but these require a prescription through your vet so schedule an appt soon. I hope everything works out for your pets and happy holidays.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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My dog got spayed today and keeps escaping from her e-collar. What is a better alternative to the e collar I can purchase today at a Petco near me? Zip code is 92704
Petco should have an inflatable collar that works like an e-collar. It looks a lot like an inflated inner tube and it helps keep her from being able to turn her head far enough to reach her incision site.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Hello I have a 5 month old rescue dog who won’t stop barking at night (probably separation anxiety once he comes out of deep sleep). What are thoughts on anti barking electronic devices? Recommended or not kind to animals? Do they work?
I suggest you try a citronella bark collar as the first option. They work well in most cases and are not harmful. This is not a shock collar. This video should explain more about them and how they work. ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXwstVpzALY&t=102s )
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Hello. I have a cream goldendoodle. She is marching with us at a St Patrick’s Day parade. I heard about dying your dog a color. I have no ide about this and I would never do anything to hurt or aggravate my dog. Is this safe? Do you recommend it a ce
Hi there and thank you for using Boop by Petco to address your concern! There are safe ways to dye a dog's hair such as food coloring or even natural dyes from foods such as beets that are safe, non-toxic ways to add color to Molly's hair. Some argue that changing the color of a dog's fur could cause undue stress as they are not used to seeing the color on themselves and others state that it could cause allergic reactions. Any of those arguments could hold true so whether you dye Molly's hair is up to you. I would just recommend using natural products or even use chalk (can find at pet stores) to add color to the fur. A more safe way you could take would be to find a sweater or shirt that is the color of what you would like. I hope this helps guide you in the right direction. Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns and I would be more than happy to help you further.
Updated on August 12th, 2025