Duke’s family thought the wild days of puppy misadventures were long behind him. At four years old, he’d settled into the lifestyle of the perfect pet. When they heard him cry out in pain, they were shocked to find him in another room with a chewed electrical cord in his mouth. Duke had urinated and defecated immediately after the accident and was hiding from his owners. He wouldn’t let them look at his mouth.

As a breeder, you have the vital role of introducing these first experiences and coaching your puppy buyers to continue appropriate socialization through the development period.

Pets are curious and we know that they tend to explore their worlds with their mouths! Review these tips that help prevent pet poisoning and keep your pet safe.

A good fire safety strategy is made up of three components: Prevention, Planning, and Practice.

No one ever thinks they’ll find themselves and their pets in a house fire, but over 500,000 pets are affected by them every year.

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 pets can be afraid of the sights and sounds.

Summer is here! For many families, a trip to the cottage is a sacred summer ritual. But before you get ready to pack your cooler, review this checklist to make sure your escape is safe for your furry family member.

We at PetPlusUS have put together a list of household poisons and our tips to prevent poisoning, and spot the symptoms of poisoning and what to do in case of an emergency.