When the temperatures drop, it’s important to protect pets from the potentially harmful winter elements. Prolonged exposure to the cold, wind and snow can cause frostbite, which occurs when part of the body freezes. Sensitive areas unprotected by fur [...]
Thinking about making some changes for the New Year? Studies show that keeping up with your New Year’s resolutions is easier when you do it with a friend. So this year, partner up with your most loyal friend - [...]
‘Tis the season for holiday travel. In 2018, AAA projected that a record-breaking 112.5 million Americans traveled during the year-end holiday period. Since people cannot always take their pets with them during holiday travel, there is an increased demand [...]
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Make sure your home and your pets are prepared for whatever comes your way this holiday season with our tips on keeping your furry friends safe during this special time of [...]
According to the Animal Cancer Foundation, one in four dogs and one in five cats will develop cancer at some point in their lifetime. Cancer is the number one natural cause of death in senior cats and dogs. Many pet [...]
Veterans Day is November 11th and honors those who have served in the U.S. armed forces. Transitioning from service to civilian life can be difficult and companion pets can help with this transition. Since pets require daily feeding and [...]
National Walk Your Dog Week is the perfect opportunity to get outside and get moving with your pooch. Below are a few reasons why daily walks are beneficial for your dog: Weight control: Daily walks with your dog help [...]
Halloween with pets can be a lot of fun. Think of all those cute costumes and yummy candies (not to mention pet treats!) But beware, there can be tricks too! Take a look at our Halloween tips to keep [...]
In honor of National Animal Safety and Protection Month, here are a few tips for what you should do in the event that you notice a lost pet: Be cautious when approaching the pet: If the pet seems [...]
Many pets around the age of seven are considered to be seniors and require specialized care. Even if your pet does not look or act old, their health and wellness needs change as they age. Early detection and treatment [...]
