Pet Safety

By Mike Clark

Before you immediately start smashing windows, there are some things you should know, including what is legal and illegal in your area.

By Mike Clark

National Pet Fire Safety Day is July 15th, and it's a great time to go over some fire safety tips that can prevent fires in the home and keep your dog safe should a fire break out.

By Sarah Greenwald

Lost dogs end up in shelters or find themselves in danger too often. Here are a few tips to make sure that your dog stays in your loving home for life.

By DogTime

On July 5, while many people relax after Independence Day, some spend the day searching desperately for their lost pets who were frightened by July 4 fireworks.

By Mike Clark

Sand, surf, and sunshine can make the day with your dog a blast, but they also present some dangers that you should plan for.

By dogtime

The top five 4th of July holiday tips, including firework safety, proper diet, costumes, and more advice to make Independence Day safe for humans and pets.

By Maggie Clancy

Brachycephalic dogs may have adorable, short muzzles, but their facial structure can lead to deadly health issues in the summer.

By Ernest Ward

Summer is here and that means fun in the sun for us and our four-legged family members.

By Heather Marcoux

Getting some exercise while experiencing the majestic natural world is fun on its own, but doing it with your best furry friend at your side elevates the experience to awesome.

By Mike Clark

There are many potential dangers when boating, so take care of your pooch when you bring them along. Life jackets, sunscreen, and more are must-haves!

By dogtime

Courtesy of: 1800PetMeds.com

By dogtime

Chances are if you are going to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, alcohol is going to be involved; here's how to keep your four-legged friends safe from dangerous consumables.

By Mike Clark

These stories show that you should never leave a loaded weapon with the safety off in an area where your beloved dogs might hurt someone.

By Mike Clark

Escalators, elevators, public transportation, and more. Everyday situations can become dangerous or deadly if we don't pay attention to our dogs.

By dogtime

Dogs will likely enjoy your Valentine’s gifts and treats just as much as you do, but with some potentially serious health consequences.

By Mike Clark

There are plenty of scams out there designed to take your money. Other scams, however, can end up with you losing your dog. If you're like me, you'd much rather be parted with your paycheck than your precious pup.

By Mike Clark

As humans spread into coyote habitats with their pets more and more, the odds of encounters between dogs and coyotes skyrocket. Protect your dog from attacks.

By Cricket Lee

Make sure and take all the proper precautions to keep your dogs and cats safe this holiday season; including securely anchoring the family tree and other safety measures.

By Mike Clark

Winter is right around the corner, and now is a great time to get prepared before the seasonal rush. Here are some winter items no dog owner should go without.

By DogTime

Halloween night can be fun for humans, but for pets it can be a very scary time; check out these tips and pointers to help keep your four-legged friends safe.