Fireworks and Your Pet: Prepping Your Pooch for Independence Day
Fireworks may be exciting and fun for you, but your furry friends will likely disagree. The big booms and crackling noises that accompany Fourth of July fireworks can be terrifying for your pet. In fact, they can be downright dangerous. Before you head out to this year’s festivities, take a minute to heed these pet […]
Spring Pet Care Safety
As the flowers bloom and the temperatures rise, spring is a time for new beginnings and renewal. It is also a time when pet owners must be aware of potential health hazards that can affect their furry companions. With proper care and attention, pet owners can ensure that their pets enjoy the season without putting […]
Keeping Your Pet Mentally and Physically Fit
As a pet owner, it’s your responsibility to ensure that your furry friend stays healthy and happy. While regular visits to the vet and a balanced diet are essential, it’s also important to keep your pet fit mentally and physically. Here are some tips to help you do just that. Exercise Just like humans, pets […]
Will My Plant Kill My Cat?
Plants not only make the air we breathe, but they also help create a calming space within a home. The act of caring for plants is relaxing in and of itself, as you work with the soil to help things grow. However, if you have pets, then you may be afraid to keep the greenery […]
Pets & Your Halloween Candy Don’t Mix! Here’s Why:
It is that spooky time of the year again when there is an endless supply of candy baskets. Your furry friend may watch you with pleading eyes as you unwrap that chocolate bar and want a bite, but do not fall into that trap. It is not just kids who should stay clear from candy, […]
The Importance of Senior Vet Care
Pets age faster than humans; every dog or cat year is equivalent to 5 to 7 human years. With the improved advances in veterinary care and feeding habits, your furry friend can live longer than before. Senior pets are faced with a variety of age-related conditions. Aging affects your pet’s organs and neurological and skeletal […]
Brushing Your Pet’s Teeth
One of the most common steps missed in pet care is dental hygiene. Pet parents remember to brush coats, trim nails and give baths as necessary, but not everyone remembers to brush their pet’s teeth. By the age of three more than 50% of cats have gum disease and studies show similar numbers for canines, […]
The Holidays and the Potential Pet Hazards
As homes begin to fill with holiday cheer, curious pets can become enticed by the new sights, smells, and tastes of the season. While you decorate, cook, and wrap gifts, be sure to steer clear of these potential holiday hazards. Christmas Trees These beacons of the season, though beautiful, can pose some dangers to your […]