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How to Decrease Back-to-School Blues in Pets
As summer winds down and classes start again, it’s not just our kids adjusting to the new schedule, our pets are too. After a summer of lazy mornings, long walks, and extra attention from the
Clear the Shelter Month: Why Now Is the Perfect Time to Adopt a Pet
Clear the Shelter Month: Why Now Is the Perfect Time to Adopt a Pet August is Clear the Shelter Month—a nationwide initiative that aims to find loving, forever homes for animals in need. Across the
Smart Ways to Reduce Veterinary Costs Without Compromising Your Pet’s Health
Pets bring us so much joy, companionship, and unconditional love—but just like us they require regular health care and get sick from time to time. Unfortunately veterinary care, like medical care, isn’t always cheap. From
Tips to Keep Your Pets Safe this July 4th
The 4th of July is right around the corner and while we may love 4th of July celebrations, the loud noises can create severe anxiety in our furry friends. Sadly, every year many frightened pets
How to keep your pets safe this summer
Summer is one of the best times of year for people and pets, but if you’re not careful, it can also be a dangerous time for your pet. To make sure everyone has a fun
Disaster Preparedness for your Pets
Unfortunately natural disasters like hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, and wild fires are an inevitable part of life. Though we cannot prevent them, we are not completely helpless. Disaster preparedness for ourselves and our pets can help
How to protect your pets from snakes-Part 2
Part 2 (For Part 1 click here) more about how you can protect your pets from snakes. Diagnosis There are currently no definitive tests to determine if an animal was bitten by a venomous snake
How to Protect Your Pets from Poisonous Snakes- Part 1
Every year around 150,000 dogs and cats in the United States are bitten by venomous snakes. Most occur when it’s warm outside. Before you and your pets rush out to enjoy the warm weather, make
Help Your Pets Live Greener & Cleaner
You drive an electric car, have solar panel and bring your own bags to the grocery store. You care about greenhouse gases and your carbon footprint but what about your pet’s carbon pawprint? April 22nd