Fireworks are Scary for Dogs Americans celebrate the Fourth of July with family, friends, food, and, of course, fireworks. It is a holiday best observed in the company of others.
National Pet Week is designated as the first week in May each year. It’s a time to show appreciation for all the pets we love and commit to promoting responsible
Pets and flames definitely don’t mix! Did you know that around 1,000 fires are started by pets each year according to the National Fire Protection Association? That’s a scary number, and
Summer is officially here, and so is Independence Day. The Fourth of July is one of my favorite holidays. This is because it takes place in the summertime, which is my
Spring is my favorite time of year, but it does come with its own set of issues for our pets, just like any other season. Warmer weather means spending more
We all know that puppies are adorable, fun and full of playful energy. If we’ve recently adopted a puppy, we also know that they pee and poop a lot, sleep
The month of February is Spay/Neuter Awareness Month as well as National Prevent a Litter Month, and February 24th is World Spay Day. With so many spay and neuter events
While we are all sitting around our Thanksgiving tables with family and friends, loaded with delicious foods, it can be hard to resist giving in to puppy dog eyes. After all,
The long, lazy, wonderful summer seems to have finally ended. There have been several nights below freezing, now. Some people are saying, “Finally!” Other people, people like me, are saying,