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Overheating is as dangerous for animals as it is for people. If you see your pet breathing rapidly, staggering or lethargy, sudden display of such symptoms could be a warning sign they are feeling
When the sun is out and the weather hits just right, it can be so tempting to let your dog jump in the front seat and pop their head out the window of your car while you take a drive. But unfortunately,
Spring is here! For many of us, that means it's time to clean, freshen up our homes, and (literally) dust off the winter blues. But when you have another furry resident in your household, it can be tricky to make sure your home stays safe when it gets a ...
While the loud booms and pops coming from 4th of July fireworks celebrations are part of the attraction for humans, the random explosions and whistles can be terrifying to pets. And those fears can cause pets — particularly dogs and cats — to panic ...
With spring and summer come gorgeous blossoms and warm weather -- along with pesky weeds. You may be tempted to grab the most powerful weed killer available to keep your lawn looking beautiful, but if you have a dog or cat who goes out into the yard (or if ...
Pets bring endless joy to our lives, and it’s our responsibility to keep them safe—even when they’re exploring outside. Whether it’s a game of fetch with your dog, watching your cat lounge in the sun, or seeing your rabbit hop around the yard, your ...
Fine particles known as PM2.5, which were emitted by wildfires from Minnesota and Canada, were the main drivers of this week’s elevated air quality and had animal caretakers scrambling to pay special attention to their charges who have wings or tails.
