Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Pet Safety”
It’s definitely storm season in the Ozarks. And while we’re all pretty clear on what to do to keep the humans in our house safe when we hear those sirens, we may not have a plan for our fur kids. Here are a few helpful tips to keep your pets safe this storm season. Tornadoes can strike quickly and with …
Every animal deserves a safe and caring home of safety. Too many shelter animals have endured neglect or abuse, leaving them unfamiliar with the warmth of a stable, loving home. What they crave most is the individualized love and attention that only a caring foster family can provide. Imagine the transformation when a shelter animal finally feels secure enough to …
‘Tis the season for winter holidays, and the buzz of upcoming celebrations fills the air! While the excitement is palpable for the human members of your household, make sure you consider the potential stress for your furry companions. As routines shift and environments transform, worry not – we’ve compiled some helpful tips to ensure a joyous and stress-free season for …
Spooky season is here! It’s time for all things pumpkin spice, trick or treating, and creepy decorations. It’s also time to take extra precautions to ensure your furry friends stay safe and happy this Halloween season. Here are a few tips to ensure your pets have no scares this Halloween. 1. Keep Candy Out of Reach: Halloween candy, especially chocolate …
Summer is almost here, which means lots of outside time and walks with our pups! Spending time outside in the fresh air and sunshine is fantastic, but sometimes it can be rough on dog paws. Here are five typical summertime paw problems that are entirely preventable: 1. Burnt and torn pads. If you’ve ever run across the street barefoot, you …
The winter holiday season is upon us, and many pet parents plan to include their furry companions in the festivities. As you gear up for the holidays, it is essential to try to keep your pet’s eating and exercise habits as close to their routine as possible. Also, please be sure to steer pets clear of the following unhealthy treats, …
Winter roads and sidewalks can be ruff for your dog’s paws. Here are few ways to take care of them during the cold months. Trim the fur that grows between the pads to prevent ice build-up. After walks, rinse or wipe down your pup’s feet to remove any salt. Use an all-natural paw salve to help soothe dry or cracked …
Home