Hurricane season runs from June - November. And it seems that each year, the projected number of named storms and severe hurricanes increases.…
The American Kennel Club offers a few tips to ensure that your next trip to the dog park is a safe and enjoyable one.
May 20 is National Rescue Dog Day. Here's a gallery of 25 photos to celebrate rescue dogs around the world.
Eventually, things will go back to normal, and your dog will spend much of the day alone. This could cause stress for your furry friend, who h…
When times are “tough” -- and even when they’re not, it’s always nice when you can save a dime or two. While many of us are itching to get aw…
Animal shelters are beginning to see an increase in pets that have become homeless after their owners died during the coronavirus pandemic.
Road trips are always better when your four-legged furkid comes along. Unfortunately, not all vehicles are as great for pooches as they are fo…
The American Veterinary Medical Association gives frequently updated guidance to members on minimizing exposure to COVID-19 while providing qu…
The ongoing coronavirus outbreak has certainly affected many aspects of our lives, and our pets can read our emotions and “feed off” our stres…
Dogs dig when they’re bored, stressed or going after prey or simply because it’s instinctive. There are a few ways to manage the behavior.
While driving under the influence was once the major focus of safety on the road, distracted driving of all kinds has gained national attentio…
You might want to have pet food delivered to you. Contact local pet supply stores to find out if they provide this service. Many stores have c…
If you have already scheduled an appointment for your pet, contact the veterinary hospital days before the appointment because many of the are…
The United States Department of Agriculture’s National Veterinary Services Laboratories has confirmed SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-…
If you are sick with COVID-19 (suspected or confirmed) you should limit contact with pets and other animals like you would around contacts wit…
If you and your family have been feeling cooped up in your home and the weather is pleasant, a walk through your neighborhood with the family …
Before you and your family set off for a walk, always carry “poop” bags with you to clean up after your dog.
It has been scientifically proven that animals become calmer when they listen to classical music. The Humane Society of Carroll County, Maryla…
There are better days ahead, so doing a bit of early planning may help give you a much needed pick me up. There are a lot of pooch friendly d…
Our pets can use a little preparation where spring storms are concerned. Consider these tips to ensure your furry friends can weather any stre…
Running out to grab a bite or a latte but don’t want to leave your pooch behind? With an increasing number of restaurant drive-thrus serving u…
Depending on where you live, you may need to have a plan for an evacuation.
If it’s possible, keep your pet’s mind off what’s going on through a fun game, grooming or other positive activities.
If thunderclaps and lightning strikes send your dog or cat scrambling for an escape, a microchip is a worthy investment.
You can’t control the forecast, but you can control the environment inside your home. Draw your curtains and act calm when rain starts lashing…
Are too many hours behind your desk, in front of the TV, and on your couch making you (and your pup) a bit bleary eyed, sluggish, and down? I…