The last thing a pet parent wants to be is be caught unprepared. Having to scramble to take care of your family, human and furry, in the midst of an emergency or while under an evacuation order is not the time to think about being prepared. Read our preparedness tips===>
Back to school can be hard... for you, your children and especially your dogs! They got used to sleeping in, playing all day, eating lunch together and romping around all day and into the night. Ease your dog back into the new routine to help prevent separation anxiety. Learn our favorite back to school strategies===>
Have a safe and happy Fourth of July. Keep your pets safe and comfortable and enjoy the rest of your summer! We know that many dogs are afraid of the sounds and sights of fireworks displays. Please read our tips to ensure a safe and happy Fourth of July for you and your fur babies. Grab the tips ===>
If your pet goes missing, it is frightening for you and them. The scary statistic is “one in three pets will get lost.” Of all the stray pets, only about 25% of them are ever reunited with their families. Read how to get peace of mind===>
A well-trained dog is a joy for you and for those who come to your home, those you encounter on your walks or if you’re taking your pup on vacation. Another benefit is when training your dog you're strengthening your bond and are spending quality time together. Read tips for training your pup===>
When your dog or cat can't come with you on a family vacation, it's time to start looking for a pet sitter to care for your fur babies. If your pet has anxiety, doesn’t like car trips or may not adapt to a new location if you have to leave them alone, it’s best for your pet to stay home in a familiar location with a trusted caregiver.
Let's celebrate puppies! March 23 National Puppy Day. We love puppies and dogs of all ages each day, but we want to celebrate puppies today. Puppies are fun, cute, cuddly and that puppy breath… nothing like it! We have tips for celebrating puppies and puppy day everyday of the year.
Are you hoping to grow a beautiful garden this summer, but worried that your dog will dig up your seedlings as soon as you plant them? Try these tips to grow the garden of your dreams without it becoming a health hazard - or a giant digging pit - for your dog.
Is your family growing by four paws? A new dog or puppy brings a ton of love, joy, and picture-perfect moments. You’ll see your family members in a new light as they take on roles as the dog’s teachers, caretakers, and best friends. As you count down the days until you introduce a new dog to your household, try these tips to ensure a smooth transition and foster a lifelong bond with your whole family.
To keep our dogs happy and healthy, we still have to go outside even when the weather is less than ideal. Even if you live in a place where the temperature doesn’t dip as low as other places, the air gets dry, winds shift, and allergies can rear their ugly heads. Yuck. Thankfully, we know a thing or two about winter’s effect on dogs, and we’re here to help.
Okay, truth time. Do you have a lazy dog at home? A pooch who has lost his pep? It happens to the best of us, both human and canine. Keeping your dog active is very important to his overall health and wellbeing, especially as they get on in years. We have some tips to get up and get moving again.
If you’re like us, you know Thanksgiving wouldn’t be the same without your four-legged best friends at (near) the table. Keep them safe and full this year with these Turkey Day safety tips.
