July is: Hydration Awareness Month Adopt a Rescue Rabbit Month July 1 – ID your Pet DayJuly 4 – Independence DayJuly 10 National Kitten DayJuly 15 – Pet Fire Safety Day 4th of July Safety TipsPet Fire Safety Tips10 Reasons Rabbits Make Good PetsKeep Your Pet Calm During FireworksSummer Pet Safety TipsHeatstroke in Dogs
As much as we love our furry feline friends, we don’t always love finding their paw prints on our kitchen tables or counters. Cats are attracted to our countertops for a few reasons; cats love heights, they like playing with water, and it smells good up there! Here are some tips to change their minds.
Hiking with your dog can be a great way to bond and get exercise, but it’s essential to follow proper trail etiquette to ensure the safety of your pooch, other hikers, and the environment. The Golden Rule of hiking etiquette is to have common sense and courtesy. Here are some tips for practicing good trail
Both dogs and cats pant to regulate their body temperatures, but excessive panting can indicate an underlying health issue. If you notice your buddy doing this, it’s important to understand what it means and what you can do to help them. Causes Excess panting can be caused by a variety of factors, including: Heatstroke or
Skin problems can cause much misery for our pets. Scratching is no fun, and it damages their skin. These tips may help.
Spring is almost here, and your indoor cat may enjoy some porch or catio time. Having an outdoor space is so enriching for your cat. Catios are rooms made specifically for cats. They are made with wire to keep your cat in and other animals out. They come in all sizes. Google catios, and you’ll
No matter how much we love our pets, their shedding can drive us nuts. Unless your pet is hairless, all dogs and cats shed! Puppies shed, especially, when they are getting their adult fur. Shedding is an entirely normal process where our pets get rid of old, dry, and damaged fur and replace it with
The puppy teething period doesn’t last long in the grand scheme of things – it usually starts at about 3 months and, depending on your dog’s breed, can last until about 8 months. You’ll probably see puppy teeth around your home, red and swollen gums, and maybe even an upset tummy. Rover may respond by
May is: Chip Your Pet Month May 13 – Disaster Preparedness DayMay 20 – National Rescue Dog DayMay 23 – World Turtle Day Safe Plants for PetsDogs Know When You Lie To ThemDisaster Preparedness for PetsLow Shedding Cat BreedsLow Shedding Dog Breeds
April is: Canine Fitness Month Prevention of Lyme Disease MonthHeartworm Awareness MonthNational Frog Month April 11: National Pet DayApril 23: Lost Dog Awareness DayApril 29: World Veterinary Day Pet Heartworm PreventionFun Spring ActivitiesPreventing Tick Bites
