You might be surprised that 25% of pet owners report tree-related mishaps during the holidays. So you can stop the chaos with a few easy moves – anchor the tree, hide or tape up electrical cords, skip tinsel because it’s …
Just when you think your holiday decor is harmless, your curious pet might be chewing on that bright red poinsettia and you’re suddenly Googling in a panic. You’ve probably heard they’re deadly, but here’s the bold truth – poinsettias are …
There’s a good chance your pet cares way less about fancy wrapping and way more about how a gift smells, tastes, or feels, which is kind of wild when you think about how much time you spend choosing it. When …
Over the Halloween season, you should choose costumes that prioritize your pet’s well-being while still being festive; opt for well-fitted, breathable materials that maximize comfort and visibility, avoid small parts or loose accessories that pose choking hazards, and check …
Most outdoor cats and small pets benefit when you equip them with a wearable GPS and health tracker that gives real-time location and continuous monitoring of vitals; you can reduce the risk of losing your pet and spot illness …
Pets often show anxiety when left alone, and as an owner you must recognize signs like pacing, destructive chewing, excessive vocalization or self-injury — these behaviors can be dangerous and indicate severe distress. You can reduce symptoms through gradual …
