Many people look forward to the Fourth of July as a holiday to relax, cook out, watch fireworks, and spend time with friends and family! 🇺🇸🌭☀️ While it may be exciting for you, your dog may feel differently. For your pup, a long day spent with strangers in the summer…
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“Don’t eat that! Drop it. Droooop it.” What dog parent hasn’t uttered this phrase at some point in their sweet pup’s life when they’ve chomped onto something that they shouldn’t have? Unfortunately there are quite a few things that a dog can get into that can be dangerous to their…
Halloween is arguably the spookiest time of year, but not just for humans! For your dog, it’s a day when people are continuously knocking on the door, and there are treats everywhere that they aren’t allowed to eat. A change in routine can often be stressful for your pet but…
As loving pet parents, keeping your pets safe needs to be a top priority to make sure your dog or cat lives the longest, happiest life possible. That means it is your responsibility to be well informed so that you can help keep your dog or cat safe. Whether you…
It’s no doubt that Hanukkah, Christmas, and the New Year, are often the most wonderful times of the year filled with many celebrations. Yet, they can also be the most hazardous for cats and dogs, if proper care is not taken by following holiday pet safety tips. From yummy holiday…
Are you looking for fun ways to celebrate Thanksgiving with your dog? Thanksgiving is traditionally a time for families to gather together to bond over a lavish Turkey feast while enjoying each other’s company. Although Thanksgiving Day activities can be hectic, remember to include your furry friend too. If you’ve…
Halloween is undeniably a fun and festive time for our children and families. But is it for our pets? Let’s face it; Halloween can be an outright nightmare for our fur-kids with so many possible dangers waiting to be a problem! Thus, it is important to prepare with Halloween safety…
Out there is a big, beautiful world filled with sights and smells that pets love to explore. No pet parent expects to lose their fur-kid or have them stolen – but accidents happen. However in most cases, the heartbreak of losing a pet could easily have been prevented, if precautionary…
Image Source: Think Geek It’s National Pet ID Week 2017 from April 16th to April 22nd and we’re helping to spread awareness about the importance of pets wearing ID tags and having microchips. National Pet ID week is a perfect reminder for pet parents to protect their furry family members…
Did you know that household plants, though aesthetically pleasing, can also be harmful to our pets? While dogs and cats are traditionally known to be carnivorous, plant ingestion by pets has become a common behavior. This makes it extremely important to protect our pets from ingesting the wrong plants as…
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