Pet parenting isn't always a walk in the park. We're here to help with tips to keep you and your pet happy and healthy.
As the days get longer and your home is being bathed in sunlight, you may start noticing the dirt, fur and dust that has accumulated during the winter months.
Whether you own a dog or a cat, spring is the time of year when you'll be noticing plenty of excess pet hair on your furnishings.
Spring is one of the most popular times of year for dog adoption, which isn't particularly surprising if you take a look outside.
We all want our furry kids to enjoy playing in the yard, but not at the expense of our prized vegetable garden and beautiful flowerbeds.
There's never a bad season to get out and play games with your dog, but if there's ever a time when you and your pet probably need it the most, it's spring.
Vaccinating your cat or dog as a critical part of preventative care and responsible pet ownership.
As the seasons change, you're probably looking into a wide range of dog wellness concerns to ensure that your canine is happy and healthy in the new season.
Proper brushing will result in fewer hairballs and less matting.
With so many different types of cats come so many different types of hair. Knowing which brush to use is important to your cat’s health.
Once you see it done successfully, you'll feel better about clipping your cat's nails on your own.
Cats do a decent job of grooming themselves, but there are a few occasions when a bath is in order.
As loving, conscientious pet owners, we want to do all that we can to keep the furry members of our family as safe as possible.
You love your cat, but you could probably do without his icky hairballs.
Act swiftly if you suspect problems with your cat’s urinary tract health.
Summer is the time to get outside with your cat. Just note that your cat will feel the heat before you do.
Would you know if your cat was arthritic? At least 30% of felines aged 12+ suffer from some degree of arthritis.
