Thunderstorm Anxiety in Your Pet

Thunderstorm Anxiety in Your Pet

Thunderbolts and Lightning Can be very, very frightening for people and pets alike. A fear of thunderstorms, even bordering on or becoming a phobia, is very common in pets, especially in dogs. One study showed that as many as 75 percent of dogs are afraid of...
Making Sure Your Pet is Hydrated

Making Sure Your Pet is Hydrated

Did You Know? July. Every American knows about The Fourth of July and some of us know about Bastille Day, too. Did you know that July is also Pet Hydration Awareness Month? It’s a great month to focus on hydration because it’s so hot and humid that hydration for both...
Your Pet and Public Events

Your Pet and Public Events

Festivals, Parades, and Gatherings…Oh, My! Something like lions and tigers and bears, but people and pets and public events, maybe even a Pride gathering! All the places to go this summer and all the people to see. Of course, you and your pet want to be part of it –...
Summer Safety

Summer Safety

Summertime and the Living is Easy …so says George Gershwin. We love summer. Picnics, boating, swimming, cookouts, hiking, canoeing, kayaking. Every good thing to enjoy, and it’s a great time to enjoy them with our pets. There are some things that need to be done,...
Safe Car Travel with Your Pet

Safe Car Travel with Your Pet

No Planes, No Trains, Just Automobiles Summer living. Road tripping. You, your besties (including the four-legged ones), and the open road. Whether you’re traveling on Route 66 or the highway to….well…anywhere you want to, make it the best road trip ever. After you’ve...