A new puppy in the house is an exciting time! Full of wiggles and squishy puppy goodness. But it also can be a bit of a challenging time for new owners as they navigate the first training phases. One of the toughest and time consuming is the house training step. But don’t worry, as long … Continue reading House Training Your New Puppy
With spring quickly approaching or already here in some areas, hiking season is right around the corner! And whether you’re planning just a quick day trip, or you’re looking at doing some serious backpacking, there are a few things to consider if you’re going to bring your pooch along. First, make sure you bring all the … Continue reading Tips for Hiking with your Dog
Due to COVID-19, our factory operations were temporarily interrupted. The Governor of Colorado has issued a new Safer at Home Order so Hale Pet Door’s manufacturing facility is reopening 4/27/2020 with extended hours and producing all orders from oldest to newest. We are implementing new on-site guidelines to conform with social distancing and other safety … Continue reading Manufacturing Reopening
ALERT – In the interest of public health and pursuant to the Executive Order #D2020017 by the Governor of Colorado for a statewide Stay At Home Order, Hale Pet Door’s manufacturing plant is closed until April 27, 2020. Our customer service staff is working from home and answering emails as quickly as possible. We do … Continue reading Temporary Factory Closure for COVID-19 Safety
Did you know that March is Pet Poison Awareness Month? It may not always be obvious, but potentially harmful, even fatal, poisons could be lurking around your home or yard without you even realizing it. It only takes one accident for a tragic outcome. We’ve compiled a list of some of the most common, but … Continue reading Pet Poison Awareness Month
Here’s a dilemma you’ve probably faced before: You have an event out of town that you’re going to, but you can’t take your pet with you. What to do? Do you leave them at a kennel? That isn’t always appealing to everyone. So, what other options are there? Whether you’re going to be gone for … Continue reading Professional Pet Sitters Week – March 1-8
Cats. Such self-sufficient little creatures that like to pretend like our presence in their lives is not really that necessary. That we’re really only there when they are feeling particularly generous. Solitary hunters, cats enjoy a friendship with us that is loving, yet aloof. But the truth is, they of course, really do need us! … Continue reading February is National Cat Health Month
February is American Heart Month, a time for raising our awareness of issues that can prevent cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death in the United States. It is a good time to check in with how well you are taking care of your heart with a healthy diet, adequate exercise, and your stress management … Continue reading Dog Ownership and Cardiovascular Health: Wagging Tails and Happy Hearts
The oral health of our pets is often the most overlooked part of their everyday care, and yet, it’s one of the most important! It’s so easy to ignore signs of periodontal disease, like bad breath, but there are so many reasons why it’s important to stay on top of your pet’s oral health. Just … Continue reading February is Pet Dental Hygiene Month
The purchase of your brand new pet door is an exciting time for both you and your pooch. You’ll both get a new sense of freedom as he gains access to the outdoors anytime he needs it – without having to beg at the door for you to let him out! No longer having to … Continue reading How to Train Your Dog to Use a Pet Door