Jan 18, 2022 | Holiday Pet Safety, Pet Safety, Seasonal Pet Preparations
National Dress Up Your Pet Day was recently celebrated on January 14th. It has been an annual occurrence since 2009 when the “howl-iday” was created by pet-lifestyle influencer Colleen Paige. Paige encourages pet parents to take time on this day to have fun with their...
Nov 19, 2021 | Holiday Pet Safety
Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips The end of the year brings with it many holidays, special gatherings, and parties with amazing food, but it also can come with a few potential hazards for pets. Ultimately, it’s really important that holiday food items are kept away from...
Oct 5, 2021 | Holiday Pet Safety
Halloween Safety Tips for Pets It’s spooky season, friends, but let’s make sure not to spook your pets too much. The Halloween holiday can be incredibly fun for pet parents, but there are plenty of things to bear in mind to keep your furry friends happy, safe, and...
Jun 8, 2021 | Cat Health, Dog Health, Healthy Pets, Holiday Pet Safety, Pet Safety
Signs Your Pet Needs Emergency Care Our pets can’t verbally tell us when something’s amiss. This is why knowing the signs of an emergency is especially important for pet owners. If your pet shows any of the following warnings, you should seek medical...
Dec 6, 2019 | Holiday Pet Safety
Holiday Pet Safety Tips to Safeguard Your Animals Keep your Pets Safe from Traditional Holiday Plants There are few symbols of the upcoming Holidays as significant as mistletoe, Poinsettia, or the magnificent pine tree embellished with the trappings of the season....
Dec 4, 2018 | Dog Health, Healthy Pets, Holiday Pet Safety
Christmas Trees: Anchor your tree to prevent it from toppling over. Do not allow your pet to drink from stagnant tree water. Mistletoe and Holly: artificial plants this holiday season are a safer option. Tinsel: Sparkly and attractive to kitties, ingestion can lead to...
