The Ultimate Guide to Work Travel with Pets: No Sitter, No Problem
Embark on work journeys with your pet in tow, mastering the art of travel in Canada without needing a sitter. Learn tips and resources for a smooth experience.
Spring Cleaning with Pets: Choosing Pet-Safe Cleaning Supplies
Discover pet-safe cleaning supplies for a worry-free spring cleaning with your pets. Keep your pets safe while maintaining a fresh, clean home!
Seasonal Safety for Pets: Navigating Year-Round Hazards
Keep your pets safe throughout the year with our comprehensive guide on seasonal safety. From summer heat to winter colds, discover essential tips to protect your furry companions.
Buckle Up, Fido: Tips for Safe Travel
Discover essential pet travel hacks and safety tips to ensure your furry friend enjoys a secure and fulfilling road trip adventure with you.
How to Prepare Your Feline Companion for Travel
Traveling with your furry companion can be an incredible experience. Still, it's important to make sure you're well-prepared for the adventure ahead. Whether you're embarking on a road trip across the provinces or taking to the skies for a grand adventure, here are some paw-some tips to ensure a smooth and comfortable journey for both you and your whiskered travel buddy.
Check the Chip Day: How Microchipping Keeps Our Furry Friends Safe
Let’s face it, our pets can be quite adventurous and tend to wander off. Whether your cat is an expert escape artist or you get separated while hiking with your dog, there are plenty of unexpected cases where we wish we had a better way to find them again.
That's why you should consider microchipping your pet and making sure their information is up to date. And what better day to remind yourself to do so than on Check the Chip Day?
Cats, Dogs and Fireworks: Keeping Your Pets Safe and Happy
If you’re getting ready to set off fireworks, or just watch them in the park, it’s important to keep in mind both safety, and the fact that some dogs, cats, birds, and other pets can be afraid of the sights and sounds.
Claim of the Month: Gastrointestinal Foreign Body
Tucker, a 4-month-old goldendoodle had to take an emergency trip to the vet after he ate something he shouldn't.
Poisonous Human Medications for Cats and Dogs
Antidepressants, birth control, Tylenol, Medicinal Cannabis and more. Popular medicines pets ingest, the symptoms your pet ate one and what to do if they did.
DIY Dog First Aid Kit
Do you have an accident-prone dog? Cuts, scrapes, torn nails and allergic reactions can all occur while in the backyard at play, walking around the block, playing at the local dog park and especially those hikes through rough terrain.