Do you feel guilty keeping your feline friend strictly indoors all the time? For a cat, constantly staring out the window and watching birds and squirrels passing by surely is fun. But have you ever wondered what’s going in a cat’s mind? Does your cat want to go outside or does he just enjoy ‘Cat TV’. Whether to
Puppy Plane Travel Checklist

As the isolation regulations begin to be lifted and the influx of dog adoptions continue, it’s only natural that plane travel with your dog will become more common. It can be nerve-wracking but with a little bit of preparation, you’ll be able to take your furry friend along for the adventure. Consider the pet policies per airline, the costs associated,
Dog Training for New Visitors

Dogs are known for being protective of their owners, especially when they are at home. From barking at the mailman to growling at a salesperson who comes to your door, dogs are wary of strangers in most circumstances. And while this can be beneficial to owners in dangerous situations, it can be difficult to control on a day
Pet Safety During The Summer Months

All of the wonderful things that come with summer like cookouts on hot and steamy days filled with visiting family and friends come with hidden dangers to your furry family members. Here are a few pet safety tips to help you and your pets enjoy the warmer days ahead. Cookouts Cookouts are surprising source of pitfalls for your
5 criteria every ‘Board and Train’ facility should follow
5 Tips To Keep Your Cats Warm All Winter Long

Cat lovers know that our feline friends are always seeking out the heat. All year long you can count on your cats to find warm spots in the home. They love laundry fresh out of the dryer, sun-puddles near windows, or the spot where you were sleeping when you get up in the morning. Remember, a happy cat
6 Tips for Pet Safety During Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is a wonderful time for family and friends to enjoy each other’s company and to partake in some great food. Beware though, because Thanksgiving can also create distress and an unsafe environment for our companion cats and dogs. During the holidays pets can be subject to undercooked food, pet-unfriendly flowers, and unattended alcoholic drinks. Below are some
Practice Pet Safety During the Autumn Months

With the change of seasons, it’s important that you consider things to look out for to keep your pets safe. Your dogs and cats rely on you to provide a safe environment so keep these 5 tips in mind during the Autumn months. Cold Weather – some dogs are not equipped to handle the cold weather. If your
Practice Pet Safety During the Summer Months

Summertime and the livin’ is easy – unless your dog jumps up on the picnic table, eats a plate of ribs, develops horrible diarrhea and lands in the emergency room. Below are some common summer pet safety issues we see with pets that everyone might not know about. Heat stroke is by far the most common summertime danger