The summertime is perfect for outdoor events and having a blast with your pets. But you should take precautions against the dangers of the warmer weather. Here’s a look at what you should do and what you need to plan around in the summer for your pets.

Traveling with pets can be fun and exciting, but it’s also nerve-racking, especially for those traveling with a pet for the first time. If you’re traveling with pets, check out our guide of dos and don’ts to ensure a comfortable and safe journey for you and your pet!

Most of us think of home as a safe place, the place we can’t wait to get to at the end of a long day. Unfortunately, many pets seem to think of home as the place they can’t wait to sneak out of. While natural curiosity is a good thing, our furry friends shouldn’t bolt into the unknown every time we open a door or window. Keep reading to learn how to safely prevent pets from escaping your home.

Some dogs are happy to please their owners from the moment they meet; other pups play by their own rules. Canines are similar to people in that they often need an expert to teach them what to do and avoid. Training a dog isn’t always easy, whether you’re new to pet parenting or a novice. Delve into the reasons to attend obedience school with your dog to keep training fun and simple.

When Labor Day arrives this September, don’t only focus on how you’ll spend the day relaxing or having fun. Make sure you take some time for your favorite four-legged friend as well. Read below to learn about four things you can do with your dog on Labor Day.

As our furry friends age, they require more attention and care to remain healthy and happy. This leaves many pet owners wondering how often senior dogs should visit the vet. Read along to learn the importance of regular vet visits for senior dogs and guidelines for those necessary appointments.