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How to Reduce Your Pet’s Carbon Pawprint
April is Earth Month, a great yearly reminder to reflect upon how our actions impact the planet. You drive an electric car and bring your own bags to the grocery store. You care about greenhouse
Spring Cleaning Tips for Pet Parents
Spring is here and that means time it is time for Spring cleaning. If you have pets your house may be extra messy! Whether it’s the endless shedding, litter tracked everywhere, or a trail of
How to Keep Your Pet’s Teeth Clean & Healthy
February is National Pet Dental Month and reminds us of the importance of pet dental health. Did you know that dental disease is the number one pet health issue? According to the American Veterinary Dental
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. 2. Protect their paws As every pet parent knows, your pet’s paws pick up
Ways to Keep Your Pets Safe This Holiday
While the holidays are festive times, they can also be very dangerous times for our pets. Each year thousands of pets become ill or are seriously injured during the holidays. Intestinal obstructions, chocolate of other
What Pet Parents Need to Know About Pain in Pets
September is Pain Awareness Month. Like humans, pets experience pain, but unlike us, they cannot tell us with words. So how can you tell if your pet is in pain and what can you do
Cool New Pet Products from SuperZoo 2023
Pet retailers from around the world were in Las Vegas this week to showcase their latest pet products. SuperZoo, the pet industry’s largest trade show in North America, features every kind of pet product imaginable
Hurricane Safety Tips for Pets
Hurricanes are powerful tropical storms that can leave destruction in their path and can endanger your household. Although there is nothing we can do to prevent hurricanes, we can be better prepared to improve our
Common Pet Poisons: How To Keep Your Pets Safe
March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month. 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 medications. According to