Pet parents can check their pets’ microchip any day of the year. However, with the busy lives of pets and their families, having a designated day on August 15 for National Check the Chip Day is a gre…
Cats are naturally curious creatures. Take a look at our blog to find out why cats wander from home and some ways you can protect them from going missing unexpectedly. …
So just how hot is too hot? Well, that usually depends on who you ask. However, since our pets cannot speak to us, we need to watch for the warning signs while also taking precautions to help pr…
Pets and humans alike have all felt the temperatures climbing in recent weeks, and summer is just getting started. With many more degrees of heat coming our way, it’s time to think about keeping…
Whilst cats don’t legally need to wear a collar like dogs, if you have an outdoor cat, you might feel more comfortable with them wearing a collar with an ID tag or a GPS tracker on it. But what kind o…
Whether you are taking a vacation, a staycation, or anything in between, caring for pets is a top priority this season. School is out for the summer and many families head for the beaches, lakes, cam…
Spring brings blooming gardens, but many common plants like daffodils, tulips, and lilies can be toxic to pets. Learn which flowers to avoid, the symptoms of poisoning, and how to keep your dog or cat…
Finding a routine that works for you is the key to consistency when it comes to ensuring your pet gets regular exercise. This blog will explore this topic and give you some useful tips for implementi…
After one of the longest winters in the books, spring is finally here! Yes, all those inches (or feet) of snow have finally melted, revealing your pet’s playground once again. As humans b…