Is Your Light-Colored Cat at Risk for Squamous Cell Carcinoma? It's July and the sun is shining! We all love soaking up the sun, but be careful with your light-colored cats! Nothing is more beautiful and regal than an all-white cat with piercing green or blue eyes,...

While your pooch chases one too many balls on a scorching summer day, the unthinkable happens—your furry friend collapses in the sun. Try to stay calm during this terrifying situation, and quickly and safely lower your furry pal’s body temperature by following these...

Working from home has its benefits: not being stuck in traffic while commuting, no waiting in line to use the microwave, and being close to our pets! But sometimes having the company of our furry friends during working hours can be distracting. Check out these three...

Summertime Grooming Do’s and Don’ts   Grooming your furry pal is a vital part of pet ownership. A pampering grooming not only helps your pet look good, but also keeps their skin and fur healthy. Extreme temperatures require different grooming techniques to keep...

How to Manage Bee Stings In Your Pet   Bees, wasps, and hornets are buzzing around as summer is approaching, enticing pets to snap, sniff, or swat at these vibrating creatures. Being on the wrong end of a bee’s stinger can create a painful allergic reaction in...

5 Tips For Dealing With Pet Allergies   It’s May, and your allergies are probably driving you crazy. According to WebMD, about 55 percent of people living in the U.S. test positive for at least one allergen—whether it’s seasonal, a food allergy, or something else...

Are you gearing up to spend more time tending to your outdoor plants? If your pet likes to be out in the yard, be aware of some of the common garden toxins, and protect your furry friend. Pesticides and insecticides — Watch for pesticides or insecticides that contain...

With warmer weather here, you’re itching to get outdoors to play and soak up some sun with your dog. But fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes enjoy warmer temperatures as much as we do. Keep these pesky blood-suckers from feasting on your furry pal and transmitting...

Along with the rest of the world, we are monitoring the recent Coronavirus outbreak. Currently, it is not proven that the virus can be transmitted from human to pet, but scientists continue to research this, and recommend that people who have been diagnosed with...