Pets Unleashed

Caring for your diabetic dog or cat doesn't need to be any more stressful than it already is. Ensure that their glucose levels are healthy, reducing the chances of an insulin spike. Preventing this from happening can save them from being low on energy, and even possibly fainting. In this post, we're covering everything you need to know about helping your diabetic pet live their happiest, healthiest life!

Does your dog constantly bark and you're ready to find a solution? Citronella Anti-Bark Collars are a great option if you value painless and safe training for bark correction.

Want to start grooming your pup at home? We're going to cover the basics of dog grooming, the proper equipment, and how to use it.

What in the world are cattle prods and how do they work? There are several scenarios that ranchers and farmers experience regularly. Cattle Prodders are an essential tool for your safety and to efficiently manage your livestock.

Want to maintain your clippers and keep grooming time quick and easy? This guide is for anybody who grooms their dog at home with a pair of clippers. Follow these pointers and they'll last a very long time!

Do you ever wonder what goes on when you aren't there to see? Find out what those weird noises are in the woods by setting up a trail camera! This guide is going to prepare you to set up your first trail cam.

Whether it's a squirrel, person, or car, dogs will let us know with their excessive barking. How do you make the barking stop? We're going to answer that in this article.

Having trouble deciding on the right fence for your dog? In this post, we're going over the Pros and the Cons of using an invisible, electric dog fence. Hopefully, this will help make your decision much more clear.

Thinking about starting a ranch of your own? Whether it's a small side project, or you want to make it your full-time job, make sure you read through this list of tips before you fully commit!

When it come to shearing sheep, it's best to approach it with a plan. The last thing you want to do is to ruin the coat, then you're stuck waiting for it to grow back so you can try again.

Do it the right way with this step by step guide that will let you maximize the amount of usable wool you get from each shearing.