Pet Blog

Natural disasters can happen at any moment and do not discriminate in their paths. Not only should you prepare for your family in case of a hurricane, tornado, or another serious event, but also have a special plan for any...

Summer cookouts represent spending time with family and friends, good food, and lots of fun. If your four-legged best friend is going to be attending, here are some BBQ safety tips for dogs to make sure they stay safe and...

Staying hydrated during the summer months is a challenge for most of us humans, let alone our dogs. Keeping your dog hydrated helps them stay cool, regulates their body temperature, and helps maintain optimal health and energy. To help prevent...

Thunder and lightning and wind, oh my! Astrophobia or “thunder phobia” can affect both humans and animals. For most dog parents, we don’t know what part of a thunderstorm causes their fear and anxiety. For some, it could be a...

The short answer to that is… maybe! One thing to remember is that when our dogs happily chew on tennis balls, their jaws are more than capable of compressing the ball. If that compressed ball pops open in the back...

We love it when animals are able to join the festivities, and fall is no exception! Pumpkin is one of several foods that are popular this season, so you may wonder if it's safe for pets to eat. The answer...

Image Source Have you joined the Pokémon GO craze? We're sure you've seen an increase of millennials venturing outside, eyes glued to their phones, gathering in groups, and occasionally shouting, "POKÉMON!" Pokémon GO is inspired by the animated series Pokémon,...

Officially, summer isn’t here yet, but the mercury on the thermometer is still peaking over 90º F here in South Alabama. Unfortunately, the dogs aren’t the only ones with their tongues hanging out and panting. Most folks enjoy summer, warmer...

Easter is almost here, and with it bunnies, eggs and chocolate are popping up everywhere! Although most of us know the dangers associated with chocolate, additional risks to your pets include fatty foods, decorations, certain plants, Easter baskets, picnics, parties,...