
Potential Water Dangers for Your Pet
Taking a dip in the water is a fun and effective way to cool down this summer, especially for your pet! However, it is important to be aware of several potential dangers when taking your furry friend for a swim. Here are a few water dangers that pet owners should know...

How to Know If You Should Foster a Pet
June is National Foster a Pet Month, so you may be more motivated to add a new furry companion to your house. But do you know if fostering a pet is right for you and your family? Ask yourself the following questions before applying to foster a pet. Q: Can I...

Prepare Your Pet for the Workplace
Your furry friend was probably your favorite coworker when you worked from home this past year, but you may not be able to enjoy that benefit much longer. Fortunately, June 25 is Take Your Dog to Work Day, so you may be able to work with your fur baby again. However,...

5 Signs Your Pet Has Seasonal Allergies
Pollen season can wreak havoc on your furry friend's skin. You should learn these five key signs that your four-legged pal may be suffering from a pollen-spurred allergy attack because seasonal allergies appear differently in pets than in people. #1: Your pet...

4 Pet Microchipping Myths
Many owners of furry friends are wary of how microchips work, so they may avoid getting these potentially life-saving devices for their pets. Our team banishes common pet microchipping myths to clear up any confusion you may have. Myth: A microchip insertion...

10 Warning Signs of Cancer in Pets
Everyone wants their fur babies to live forever. With more pets living longer than before the likelihood of cancer is higher. But, by knowing the cancer warning signs, you can quickly detect abnormalities and schedule a check-up with our veterinarian. Here are 10...

3 Hidden Dangers in Dog Parks
We know your pets are itching to get outside and enjoy the outdoors! We want to make sure you know any hidden dangers they could run into at the dog park. We made a list of a few hazards for your furry friend: #1: Canine interactions are not supervised by...

Cats are Not Small Dogs: How to Feed Your Feline the Correct Diet
Although cats and small dogs may have similar calorie requirements, the similarity ends there. Dogs have evolved to handle starchy carbs, while cats still need to subsist primarily on a meat-based diet. Your feline friend is an obligate carnivore, meaning she must eat...

Buckle Up! Car Travel Safety Tips for Pets
Planning a car ride for you and your furry friend? Before you go, ensure your pet is prepared for the ride with the following tips. #1: Keep your pet safe with restraints The same way you buckle your seatbelt before putting your car in drive, you should also...

5 Reasons Why Senior Pets Make the Best Pets
No matter the circumstances that caused a senior pet to end up at an animal shelter or rescue, most are affectionate, trained, and loyal companions. November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month and we are giving you five reasons why senior pets make the best pets! #1:...