National Pet day is April 11

National Pet Day rolls around every April 11th, and it's the perfect excuse to shower our amazing animal companions with even more love than usual. Founded in 2006 by the animal advocate Colleen Paige, National Pet Day isn't just about celebrating the warm fuzzies that our pets provide, but also a good reminder that having a pet is a big (but totally worth it!) responsibility. Our pets are the best! They're always happy to see us (even if we've just popped out to grab the mail), they help us relieve stress, and some even get us off the couch for a bit of exercise. Whether you've got a goofy … Continue reading...

Pets and July 4

More dogs are lost on July 4th than any other day of the year We humans might love the Red, White & Boom of July 4th fireworks. But your pets ABSOLUTELY DO NOT LOVE FIREWORKS! Dogs and cats are frightened by fireworks, explosions and loud noises. Their first instinct is to run away to safety. Sadly, many of the dogs and cats that escape then can't seem to find their way home and are lost forever. Did you know that July 5th is the day when most pets are reported missing? That's because more pets go missing on July 4th than any other day of the year. So keep tomorrow, July 4th, a … Continue reading...

Take care of your PET when it is cold out!

Keep your pet out of the cold With frigid temperatures during the winter, it is important to remember to keep your pets indoors. This applies to both dogs and cats. Granted, some of the thicker longer-coated breeds thrive in colder temperatures and love to stay outside in the snow, but they should always be given the option to come inside. According to city ordinance, all pets must have adequate protection from the weather and have access to food and water. A metal water dish in cold weather should never be used, as a dog’s tongue can get stuck to it. Water should be checked … Continue reading...

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