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Every pet owner tries to give their pet the best possible life by providing nutritious food, a safe environment, and proper veterinary care. Pets can’t tell us when they aren’t feeling well, don’t like something, or are scared, stressed, or in danger, however. A savvy pet owner will continually be on the lookout for clues about their pet’s well-being, and will take quick action to handle any problems that arise. Top 25 Warning Signs Pet Owners Should Never Ignore All pets are different, and while some pets will react quickly to problems, others may mask the symptoms of discomfort, illness,...

As we set resolutions for ourselves, it’s also the perfect time to think about our pets’ health and happiness. From better diets to more playtime, a few simple habits can make a big difference in your furry friend’s well-being this year. 1. Refresh Their Routine Pets thrive on structure, but sometimes routines need a reset. Establish consistent mealtimes. This helps with digestion and weight control. Add regular play sessions. A quick game of fetch or a few minutes with a wand toy can improve both mood and health. Stick to a bedtime. Just like us, pets benefit from a good...

Adjusting to a new home can be stressful for any pet, with new sounds and smells, unfamiliar people, a different diet, new schedules and more to learn. When holidays come around, sudden changes – houseguests and visitors, decorations, rearranged furniture, busier schedules, etc. – can be even more disorienting. Fortunately, there are easy ways you can celebrate a holiday with pets to help any furred, feathered or scaled family member acclimate to all those changes without trouble. Safety First No matter what your preparations may be for any holiday, always keep your pet's safety in mind. Holiday decorations with extra...

The holidays are a magical time filled with twinkling lights, festive décor, and cozy gatherings. But for pet owners, all that sparkle can come with a few hidden dangers. From tempting tinsel to curious paws near candles, keeping your home merry and pet-safe takes a little extra planning. Here’s how to decorate safely without losing your holiday spirit. 1. Choose Pet-Safe Tree Decorations Christmas trees are often the centerpiece of the season—but they’re also irresistible to pets. Cats love to climb them, and dogs might see ornaments as toys. Skip tinsel and ribbon. These shiny strands are choking hazards and...

Our pets often become beloved family members, and it is natural to want to include them in family-oriented celebrations and parties. Unfortunately, most parties – with loud music, special foods, numerous guests and energetic entertainment – are not pet-friendly. Instead, you can plan a pet party to celebrate any special occasion or holiday, including your pet's birthday, adoption day, a training milestone, a show ring victory or just to share a joyful time together. Why Parties Can Be Good for Pets We love parties as a way to connect with friends and family members, try new things, enjoy treats and...