Pet safety

July 4th is a great time for cooking out and celebrating this great country. You can get caught up in all of the festivities that it may slip your mind on how to keep your pet safe on 4th of July. July 5th is actually the busiest day for animal shelters because pets get scared

Avoid burned paws & overheated pets this summer by checking out these safety tips from Nationwide, and help keep your pet cool in the summer heat.

Before May ends, let’s honor #PetSitterSafetyMonth! When you trust your #Pet to a sitter, you want to make sure that your animal is safe. Consider sharing these safety tips from Wag Walking with your #PetSitter! https://wagwalking.com/daily/safety-tips-for-pet-sitters

Baby its Cold Outside And it will only get colder for most of us. While we can embrace sweater weather, for our pets the transition can often be harsher. Please make yourself aware of the safety concerns the cold posses with the list below and the infographic included. Skin, Coat & Feet Condition Inspect pet paws regularly to check for ...

Essential tips for stress-free dog-friendly camping in Australia, featuring advice, pet essentials, and hacks for unforgettable adventures.

Summer heat mixed with outdoor activities can lead to dangers for our pets such as heatstroke. Check out our safety tips to help prevent heatstroke for your dog or cat this summer. #PetHeatstroke #PetSafety #SummerPetSafety

Hopefully, you'll never need this information, but it's important to learn how to do CPR on a dog in the case of an emergency. If you think your dog needs CPR, here's what to do.

When putting together a family emergency kit, your pet should have one too! Here are some items that you should always have in your pet emergency kit.