Due to the multiple wildfires right now, the American West has the world’s worst air quality. The fires have dramatically increased air pollution throughout California, Oregon and Washington State. Effects are being experienced as far as the Midwest. If you are...
September is National Preparedness Month. This year’s theme is Disasters: Don’t Wait. Regardless of where you live, there is a risk for a natural or man-made disaster. From fires, earthquakes and tornadoes to blizzards, hurricanes, floods and more, every region of the...
Warmer temperatures mean more time outside. That goes for our pets, too! Like us, pets can become overheated or take in too much sun. Unfortunately, heat exhaustion (hyperthermia) happens far too often. It occurs when a pet’s body temperature rises and they cannot...
This year’s Independence Day festivities may be quite different due to social distancing. But keep in mind, anxiety triggers including neighborhood fireworks and house parties, will still be front and center for many dogs and cats. Incorporating the three Ps –...
Since March, a majority of Americans have been following state mandates to stay at home. Now that restrictions are beginning to lift and more people are returning to work and venturing out into the world, the routines our pets have adapted to over the last few months...
The holidays are a joyous time, filled with merriment and celebration with friends and family. The last place you want to visit is the pet ER. Here are some tips on how to keep pets safe and happy this holiday season. CATS AND CHRISTMAS TREES If you have a cat, having...