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Valentine’s Day Gifts for Your Furry Loved Ones
Our pets give so much yet ask for so little in return. Show them how much we love and appreciate them this Valentine’s Day with one of these great gift ideas. TreatsChocolate is the number
Keeping Your Pets Safe This Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is almost here! That means lots of chocolate, candy and flowers. Unfortunately, that also means lots of sick pets! Every year around this holiday, thousands of pets are hospitalized when they eat something they
Big Dog Must Haves
I recently became the pet parent of a Doberman puppy. I had forgotten what it was like to have a large puppy. Unlike Jett, who weighs in at 10 pounds, Marley, my 6 month old,
Winter Weather Pet Safety Tips
Stay indoors Just like us, your pet can be susceptible to the cold. That means your pet should be indoors as much as possible, and if they need to go outside, make sure they stay
Holiday Gift Ideas for Your Fur-babies
2020 has been an especially challenging year. Stay at home orders, working from home, and distance learning have made everyone a little stir crazy. If it wasn’t for the comfort our pets give us, most
Thanksgiving Tips To Keep Your Pets Safe
Each year, millions of pets become ill during the holidays, with intestinal obstructions, chocolate or other toxicities, and pancreatitis, being some of the most common reasons. In order to ensure that your Thanksgiving holidays are
Diabetes in Pets: Do You Know the Signs?
November is American Diabetes Month®. Diabetes is not just a human disease; dogs and cats also suffer from this all too common disease. In fact, estimates report that diabetes affects about 1:200 cats and 1:300
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.
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