Whether it’s a sharp sweater, a warm jacket, or yes, an adorable turtle costume, tons of pet parents have played dress up with their four-legged friends. National Dress Up Your Pet Day on January 14th is the perfect day to celebrate your pet’s impeccable fashion sense.
It’s good to take a moment to think about what we can do to prevent any accidents that could jeopardize the safety of our dogs this holiday season. Nobody wants to spend the holiday in an animal emergency center. Here are a few tips to help you protect your dog!
For some dogs, a car ride is one of life’s happy experiences — almost as good as a roll in dead squirrel. For others, it’s a nerve-wracking ordeal. If you want to make sure a road trip will be awesome and stress-free, then there are a few tips you should follow when driving with dogs.
The holidays are here again, and of course, we’re ready to get some gifts with our furry family members in mind! Want to scoop up some dog accessories for yourself, your pup, or a dog lover you know? Check out our 2020 dog accessories gift guide for some smart, useful ideas.
Before your family wakes up to see what trinkets Santa left under the tree Christmas morning, be sure that you have taken all of the proper precautions to keep your dogs and cats safe this holiday season. Here are a few Christmas safety tips to help you keep your fur family safe.
Whether you’re holiday shopping for your own dog or for a friend or family member with a small dog, you can’t go wrong with any or all of these items. They’re perfect for the holidays, but you can also get these gifts for puppy showers, birthdays, and any other gift-giving occasions!
When it comes to the furry friends and family members at our celebrations, we need to take some extra care to keep them safe. Before you defrost the Thanksgiving turkey and welcome your guests, here are some tips all dog and cat parents should keep in mind this holiday season.
Choosing a good vet is not as easy as it might seem. It requires the same patience and diligence that you would devote to finding any other kind of professional. Here are five steps to take when choosing a veterinarian for your beloved four-legged friend.
For dog owners who love to travel, there’s no longer the tough choice between hitting the road and spending time with a treasured pet. Hotels across the nation, and some worldwide, are opening their doors to pets and their owners. Here’s what you should know.
As much as you might like to bring your dog on your travels, sometimes it’s just not possible or practical. And you may have used up all your pet-sitting favors from family and friends. It might be time to go shopping for dog kennels.
Safe, healthy ways to share meals with your favorite dog!
You and your buddy are out on a walk when Fido spots a tennis ball rolling his way. He lunges forward, grabs the ball in his teeth, and gruffly growls, “It’s mine.”
Need a Halloween costume for your dog or cat? You’ll see everything from Freddy Kruger to Puss in Boots.