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Controlling Dog Waste with Waste Stations
Controlling the amount of dog waste, particularly in city environments, is becoming an increasingly concerning issue. Pet waste has a variety of negative impacts on people and pets, soil and water supplies, and wildlife. The solution is simple, though often overlooked – pet waste stations. Establishing the stations isn’t just for placement in neighborhoods. They’re…
Why Dogs Need Exercise
Pet parents know their dog needs exercise, but daily exercise does more than just strengthen the body and contribute to physical health. It has a myriad of other benefits of which most individuals aren’t aware. Socialization Canines are naturally social creatures, but to ensure they develop socially, they need to be exposed to a variety…
Signs Your Toddler is Ready to Potty Train
Every parent looks forward to the day that they can begin potty training their toddler. It’s important for parents to be observant and look for signs that their toddler is actually ready for potty training. Initiating it before the child is ready will end in frustration and failure. There’s no “right” time and much will…
Workout Hygiene
Seasonal illnesses are nothing new, but the chances of spreading them during a workout at a favorite gym can be mitigated with a little care and consideration. Individuals will be helping themselves and their families stay healthier, along with protecting others that may have underlying conditions. There are dozens of bacterial, viral, and fungal infections…
Ways to Keep Your Office Space Sanitized
Office spaces have been a major source of germs, fungi and viruses for years due to the close proximity in which individuals work. Business owners can attest to how quickly seasonal illnesses can spread among employees, the associated healthcare costs, and the loss of productivity that ensues. The COVID-19 pandemic brought into sharp focus the…
Improve Mental Health with Physical Exercise
“Get some exercise” has almost become a standard prescription from health care professionals to their patients. While exercise is beneficial for weight control and a wide range of diseases and disorders, few individuals understand the positive effect exercise has on their mental health. Exercise doesn’t have to be strenuous, exhausting, a chore, regimented, or involve…
5 Signs that your Neighborhood is Pet Friendly
If you’re considering moving to a new neighborhood and have a dog, there are some signs you should be looking for that will tell you if the area is friendly to canines. You want to feel comfortable when you walk your dog and not have any problems with new neighbors. Don’t forget your pet’s needs…
Managing Poopy Diapers on the Move
Babies have no regard for what their parents and caretakers are doing when they have a bowel movement. It doesn’t matter whether individuals are using cloth or disposable diapers, there will be times when they have to deal with a messy diaper. The key to managing poopy diapers on the move is being prepared. Diaper…
New to the Gym? Basic Gym Etiquette
Millions of people make their first trip to a gym each year. Basic rules may or may not be posted, but there are rules for basic etiquette at the gym. To ensure individuals don’t run afoul of the gym’s rules or annoy others, the following is basic etiquette that those new to the environment should…
Disposable vs. Reusable Diapers
The debate continues over whether disposable or reusable diapers are “best” and it can be confusing, especially to first time mothers. Every parent wants the best for their child and there are pros and cons for both types of diapers. Ultimately, parents will need to examine both options and weigh them against their lifestyle. Cost…