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New at Tracker's Pet Supply.
Senior's Day is Wednesday.
We now offer a delivery service.
We are open on Sundays.
Big things are happening in our community, and we want to celebrate with the people who make Tracker’s Pet Supply what it is — you!
If you have a large dog or are thinking of adopting a large-breed dog, you’ll need to take a few special considerations into account.
These include common health issues found in large dog breeds, their specific nutritional needs, and their physical activity requirements. You also need to know how these needs will vary as large dogs transition through different life stages.
Here’s a breakdown of what you need to know about large dog breeds during every life stage.
One of the stranger things that you might see if you take a peek in your dog’s mouth is hair apparently growing out from under the gum tissue surrounding the teeth. What’s going on? Some sort of weird Frankenstein-like dental disease? Nope. Hairy teeth are actually a sign of skin problems in dogs.
Pet rabbits, much like cats and dogs, can be house trained. Teaching your rabbit to use a litter box can make life much easier for you and your pet.