The Fourth of July is a scary time for pets. Many pets end up in shelters before and after the holiday because the fireworks scare them so much. Running away is common during this time every year, whether it’s jumping fences or escaping out an open door, they will search for comfort until they’re away from the sounds.      Some say comforting your pet causes more stress....

Fleas and ticks are dangerous pests for both pets and humans. They can cause itching and skin irritation and transmit disease, including Lyme disease. The best way to prevent Lyme disease and deal with fleas and ticks is to prevent your pet from getting them. Fortunately, there are a variety of ways to protect you, your pet, and your home. 

It’s suddenly spring, and Easter is almost here! If your family includes a dog or cat, don’t forget to include them in the celebration. Pets love Easter egg hunts and Easter baskets too! Here are some tips to keep your pet happy and entertained and make sure they stay safe and healthy. 

Dental problems can be a cause or a warning sign of other health problems. According to the AVMA, periodontal disease is the most common dental condition in dogs and cats. By age 3, a whopping 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have some form of periodontal disease.  The trouble begins when plaque hardens into tartar, and plaque builds up on your dog’s or cat’s teeth every day.  A combo...

Goats Milk  , known as the universal milk due to its digestibility for a wide variety of mammals—including dogs and cats! Not only is it digestible for our four-legged friends, but Goat Milk is packed with nutrients to help support digestion and immunity while adding a boost of hydration to your pet’s bowl. 

While it's safe to assume that your cat is a giant ball of love simply trying to get their fair share (or more) of cuddling into their routine, you would make no mistake by saying that the common cat can be a bit temperamental. They'll lay on their back until they get their belly rubbed, [...]