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Why Your Pet Needs to Be on Parasite Prevention Even in the Winter   With winter here and the thermometer taking a dip, you may think it’s safe to skip a dose or two of your pet’s parasite prevention medication. After all, you hardly venture outdoors in such...

When you decided to become an owner of a pup, you committed to providing for them, including their dietary, medical, physical, and psychological needs. Follow these tips to ensure you are a conscientious and attentive dog owner!   #1: Take your dog for regular...

3 Invigorating Indoor Activities for Pets   When bad weather strikes and your pet is going stir-crazy from being cooped up indoors, turn to indoor enrichment activities. These games will exercise not only your furry pal’s body but also their mind, allowing them...

How to Care for Your Senior Pet in the Cold Weather   Frigid winter weather can be harsh on old bones and aching joints, and elderly pets who are unable to regulate their body temperature, as well as their younger counterparts, can suffer. When cold weather sets...

Is My Pet at Risk for Diabetes?   November is National Pet Diabetes Month, and with an estimated one in 300 dogs and one in 200 cats developing the disease during their lifetime, it’s important for pet owners to recognize the risk factors and signs.    What...

4 Guidelines for Caring for Your Senior Pet   The worst part about pet ownership is that our beloved cats and dogs never live long enough. As their golden years draw near, it’s time to think about how you can best preserve their health and maintain their quality...

Does your dog like to tug you down the steps and hurtle across the street when you try to walk them? If it’s a struggle to get your pup to walk calmly at your side, follow these five steps to teach your dog good leash manners.   Step 1: Outfit your dog with the...

Welcoming a new furry friend into your home is exciting, but it can also be a lot of work. You should have all the necessary supplies ready before your new family member arrives. Preparing for your pet's arrival also means pet-proofing your home by removing or...

Don't know what would happen to your pet in an emergency? Here are 3 tips to follow to ensure their safety if disaster strikes.   #1: Know where you can take your pet Never leave your pet behind during an evacuation. If the environment is unsafe for you, it is...

Summer is coming to end, which means your kids will be heading back to school soon. The sudden change to quiet days may trigger a bout of back-to-school depression for your pet. Help keep your pet from pining for warmer weather with these three tips!   #1: Switch...