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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. We can improve our chances for a safe outcome
How to Reduce Your Pet’s Carbon Paw Print this Earth Day 2022
April 22nd is Earth Day, our yearly reminder to reflect upon how our actions impact the planet. However, as pet parents, we need to also think about how we can reduce our pet’s carbon pawprint.
Common Pet Poisons: How To Keep Your Pets Safe
March 21st marks the beginning of Poison Prevention Week. Every year, thousands of pets are accidentally poisoned by common household products, foods, and plants. Here are some of the most common household hazards: 1. Human
Ways to Show Your Pets Some Love this Valentine’s Day
Our pets give us so much and ask for so little. Show them how much you love and appreciate them this Valentine’s Day. Need help figuring out what to get your furry loved one? Here
2022 Pet Friendly New Year’s Resolutions
2022 is here! And if you are like me, you have already made your New Year’s resolutions and are ready to start working on your new goals. But have you thought about making New Year’s
Paw-sitively Perfect Gifts for Pets and Pet Parents
Holiday shopping for our pets can be ruff. Our pets can’t write to Santa or tell us what they want for Christmas. If you’re still looking for the perfect gift for your furry, four-legged
Winter Weather Pet Safety Tips
I recommend investing in warm weather apparel for those times when your pet has to go outside for a walk or playtime. Canada Pooch makes all kinds of winter gear for pets, including jackets, hoodies, sweaters,
Halloween Hazards all Pet Parents Need to Know
Halloween is almost here! Halloween is my all-time favorite holiday. Ever since I was a kid, I have loved Halloween but… not everyone loves Halloween. In fact, many animals are downright terrified by the holiday.
The Scoop on Kitty Potty Problems
It can be very upsetting when your cat urinates outside their litter box. Feline inappropriate elimination (FIE), or house soiling, can be a challenging problem to solve, leaving many feeling overwhelmed. In fact, FIE is