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Halloween is amazing. All the candy, the fun and scary movies, but most of all the costumes. It seems to be the only socially acceptable time of year that you get to dress up in something crazy. Unless you have a dog. Then, you get to dress them up whenever you want and live vicariously through their freedom from societal norms. Or just admire how cute they look and take a ton of pictures. Here are some excuses, or occasions, to dress up your pooch.

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Let's get the obvious out of the way in a classic way. This

Dogs are the most popular pet in the world, with more than 30% of households housing a combined total of 12.5 million dogs. That is a lot of fur to clean up, but we do it because they are family, and dogs are living beings too. And just like people, they can suffer from dermatological issues and dry skin. That is why it is important to pick the best dog shampoo to prevent, or improve dry skin. 

Here are the more common signs and symptoms of dry skin that can signal there is a problem, and...

Our four-legged furry babies are the light of our lives. So, why not tell them "I'm glad you are here another year" by throwing them the birthday party they deserve. Here is a helpful checklist to ensure your puppy party is the bark of the town. 

• Cake and Cupcakes

Everyone goes to the party for the cake, to either eat it or judge it. So, make sure your fur-baby's cake is not found lacking with this adorable Sock Monkey Cake. It can be personalized with up to 30 characters, which is just enough to say Happy Birthday...

We all love our pets. They have their own personalities and traits, and have no problem soaking up all of the attention as they enter a room. Our pets share a lot of things in common with us, including their interests. But hey, how can EVERYONE know that your cat's favorite flower is roses, or that your dog snuggled up to watch every episode of Game of Thrones with you?

Showing your (and your pet's) personality and preferences through dog and cat accessories is a great way to show off the fact that you and your pet are on...

Just like people, pets suffer from stress and anxiety, although it can be quite hard to notice their symptoms. It may be due to phobias or fears caused by different reasons based on situation or personality.

In such a case, your pet can try to communicate the anxiety through behaviors like pushing ears back, drooling, yawning, licking their muzzle, or even tucking their tail. Additionally, some pets like dogs may bark constantly, lift their front paw, cower, panting, hide, and many others.

Like humans, there are various ways to help calm, soothe, and relax pets. And while you can treat...