Pet Safety

1. Watch the Table Scraps (and Those Tempting Countertops) It’s no surprise that the biggest Thanksgiving risk for pets is food. Many classic holiday dishes are unsafe for dogs and cats. Avoid giving your pet: Cooked turkey bones (splintering hazard) Stuffing (onions, garlic, and heavy seasonings) Gravy (high fat → pancreatitis risk) Raisins, grapes, or dishes containing them Chocolate or sugary desserts Alcohol Casseroles with onions, garlic, or butter-heavy sauces Safer cho

Keep your pets safe and stress-free this Halloween with mindful safety tips from Pet Care Weekly — from keeping candy out of reach to creating a calm space away from the spooky excitement. 🎃🐾

If you've already taken the responsible step of microchipping your pet—great job! But there’s one often-overlooked detail that makes all...

When the temperatures soar, our furry friends feel the heat just as much as we do—sometimes even more. Dogs and cats don’t sweat like...

1. Helps Control Pet Overpopulation Each year, millions of dogs and cats end up in shelters, and many never find homes. Spaying (for...

Thunder rumbles. Lightning flashes. You might barely flinch—but your dog bolts under the bed, trembling and wide-eyed. If this sounds...

When a lost pet is brought to a vet, shelter, or animal control facility, they’re scanned for a microchip. If a chip is found and the...

Losing a pet is every owner’s worst fear—but with the right identification, you can greatly increase the chances of a safe return. In this post, we cover why both ID tags and microchipping are essential, how to keep them up to date, and the peace of mind that comes from being prepared. A small step today could make all the difference tomorrow.

Welcoming a new pet? Whether you're a first-time pet parent or expanding your furry family, a smooth transition starts with a little planning. This guide walks you through practical steps to help your new companion feel safe, supported, and right at home—from setting up a cozy space to gentle introductions and everyday routines.