Insect Repellent Awareness Day is on June 3rd! We need to keep our dogs safe from mosquitoes, fleas, other insects, and the nasty diseases they can carry.
Lots of people across the country will observe Memorial Day with barbecues, large gatherings, and noisy events, all of which can spell danger for our dogs.
Dogs get into things they're not supposed to, especially when it comes to edible marijuana products. So if your pup gets into your stash, take the following steps to ensure your dog is safe in an emergency situation of over-consumption and overdose.
Your yard and gardens are wonderful for relaxing, playing and entertaining. However, they can also be dangerous for your pets. Follow these top safety tips.
Gardens and gardening can be veritable hazards for those who live with dogs. Chemicals, sharp tools, and even plants can can quickly cause an emergency.
If you know what garden chemicals to use with caution and what to steer clear of entirely, you can spare your dog, and yourself, from a frightening ordeal.
Blue-green algae is found in bodies of water. It can be toxic to dogs, and your dog might get poisoned if they drink or swim in water containing this algae.
There are a few hazards all dog parents should keep in mind, and we aren't just talking about leprechauns. Stay safe with these Saint Patrick's Day tips!
There are many new life experiences ahead for you, your baby, and your dog. Preparing early on in your pregnancy can help this transition flow smoothly.