Annual routine vet visits are a foundation of your pet’s health, so those visits should never be skipped. When it gets tricky is knowing when to schedule a vet visit for an injury or sickness. Some ailments will resolve on their own in a few days, and some minor injuries will heal or can be...
The only downside to loving a pet is the day they cross the rainbow bridge. Dealing with the grief of losing a pet is different for everyone. Some find the loss emotionally devastating, while others can move past the grief much more quickly. Either way, here are some tips for dealing with the...
Does your dog or cat turn up their nose at their food? If your pet often leaves his bowl full, you may be worried that he isn’t getting the nutrition he needs. If your pet is a picky eater, here are some ways to encourage him to dig in! Picky Eater or Medical Problem? If your dog or cat is...
In celebration of National Ice Cream Day (July 17th), we’ve put together a list of pet-friendly ice cream shops in every state! Do you have a favorite spot to enjoy a frozen treat with your pet? Tell us about it in the comments. As the weather warms up, it’s time to start thinking about...
by Kimberly Hahn It isn’t difficult to understand how fireworks’ loud, unexpected bangs and sizzling explosions that cause such excitement could also cause negative effects on so many. Veterans with PTSD, children on the autism spectrum, survivors of gun violence, pets, and even...
Warmer weather is here, so that means more time outside, days lingering at the lake, and enjoying hiking excursions. It also means more potential for your dog to be injured. Summer also brings risks of illness from heatstroke, Lyme disease, seasonal allergies, and more. Pet owners know that the...
