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January Pet Holidays!
January is National Walk Your Dog Month, an annual observance encouraging owners to prioritize regular walks for their pets to boost physical and mental health, combat pet obesity, and strengthen the human-animal bond through shared activity, even in cold weather....
New Year, New PUPPY!
The new year often inspires us to make positive changes, and for some, that might mean adding a new furry friend to the family. Whether you've just welcomed a playful puppy or a curious kitten, there's a lot to learn in these first few months together. First Things...
Pet Inspired Resolutions
Live in the Moment: Like a dog chasing a ball, focus on the present instead of worrying about tomorrow. Nap Without Guilt: Embrace rest as cats do; a refreshed you is a better you. Play More, Stress Less: Find time for fun and games, perhaps even with your pet, to...
Holiday Gifts for Pets
Tis' the Season! Don't forget your pet this holiday season! There are plenty of DIY gift ideas, fun experiences, and spa days that your pet will enjoy!Homemade Treats Create festive, pet-safe holiday cookies or biscuits that your furry friends can enjoy! Homemade...
Holiday PET Movies
A young man decides to spread some Christmas cheer after adopting an adorable golden Labrador for the holidays.A Charlie Brown Christmas is a 1965 animated television special. It is the first TV special based on the comic strip Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz.Santa...
Make It A Happy Holiday With Your Pet
It is the best time of the year! There is a lot going on and a lot to do! Decorations everywhere, presents, lights, yummy food, and memories! Make the most of your holiday season with your pet. Gift Ideas Cozy Beds - A comfortable, festive bed for your pet to...
Pet Friendly Thanksgiving!
Pets can eat small portions of plain, cooked Thanksgiving foods. However, certain foods should be avoided. These foods could cause serious health risks to your pet.Safe Thanksgiving Foods For Pets TURKEY - Offer small pieces of unseasoned, skinless, and boneless...
Small Bugs = Big Problems
Chagas disease is also known as “Kissing Bug Disease” or “American Trypanosomiasis.” It’s caused by a blood parasite called Trypanosoma cruzi, which is transmitted by kissing bugs.The Kissing Bug can cause a serious health risk to pets because it can transmit a...
Halloween Pet Safety
To keep pets safe this Halloween, provide a quiet, secure indoor space with identification, keep candy and dangerous decorations like candles and jack-o-lanterns out of reach, and ensure costumes don't restrict movement or breathing. Also, be mindful of the increased...