As outdoor temperatures rise, your pet’s paw pads are at risk of serious burns. In fact, once air temps reach a toasty 85 degrees Fahrenheit, concrete is at a sizzling 105 while asphalt is at 130 degrees, both of which are more than hot enough to burn sensitive paws.
Summer kicks off the busiest travel time of the year, known for road trips, camping, and family cookouts.
There is an old saying that when a dog is tired, he is either a happy or a good dog. You must engage your dog in as much physical activity as possible to make your dog tired. Many kinds of research show that there are many ways to tire your dog and reduce their boredom. […]
To help you better understand what to expect now and through the years, here’s a look at the typical sleeping needs of both dogs and cats.
We all know our dogs love to play, but what does their favorite toy say about them? Whether it’s just a ball or KONG, we’ve got the answer for you.
Dental health is very important. For humans, our health starts in the mouth. It is no different for your dog or cat. 1 in 3 pets over the age of 3 suffer from signs of periodontal disease. To keep it simple, teeth and gum health are just as important for your pets as it is for you. So, what are some ways you can help support your pet’s dental health?
Many people got pets during the COVID-19 pandemic lock-down. When it’s time to go back to work, your pet could suffer from separation anxiety because it is used to you being home all the time.
January 2nd is National Pet Travel Safety Day! In this blog, we’re going to cover pet safety while driving. Many pets – especially dogs and cats – need to get in the car periodically to see the vet or to see the groomer. Driving with pets can be done safely, but it’s important to have the right equipment and to ensure that your pet feels comfortable throughout the drive.
Gift giving can be stressful. However, the one gift that keeps giving is our pets! So treat the pet lover in your life by treating their pets.
Time with family and lavish home decor makes the holidays fun! Unfortunately, some Christmas decor can be harmful for four-legged family members. Some Christmas decor is toxic, while other decor is just a hazard. The question many pet owners ask: is it possible to decorate your home and keep your pet safe at the same time?
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