Tips & Advice: Dog Safety

The holiday season is a joyful time to gather with family and friends, decorate around the home, and enjoy traditions old and new. Keep your dog safe and happy with our tips for a fun, stress-free season.

Thanksgiving is a holiday that all family members can enjoy – including your dog. Follow these tips to make sure everyone can indulge and celebrate safely.

Keep your dog safe this Halloween with tips on avoiding candy, costumes, decorations, and stress from trick-or-treaters and loud noises.

Embarking on a summer adventure with your furry friend? Traveling with a pet requires planning and consideration for a safe and enjoyable experience. No matter how you are getting to your destination, here are some tips to consider for a stress free journey.

Summer holidays often mean pool parties, barbecues, bonfires and fireworks. As we enjoy the season, it’s important to keep our canine companions safe and comfortable during our favorite summer activities.

A dip in a swimming pool is the perfect way for your dog to exercise and beat the summer heat, but there are hidden dangers that may not be obvious to pet parents. Many dogs drown each year from avoidable pool accidents.

Most dog bites are preventable. With responsible pet ownership, education, and awareness—particularly around children, who are most often bitten—we can significantly reduce the risk of dog bites. Here’s how to promote safer interactions with canines and prevent dog bites.

How can I keep my dog safe this spring? Clean air and sunshine means pollen, plants, bugs, and dirt – and a host of potential health and safety issues. Speak with your vet and follow these easy safety tips to enjoy the springtime.

Whether you live somewhere with freezing temperatures or reside in a milder climate, winter can bring some challenges for dogs. Fortunately, a few simple precautions can keep your pet safe and cozy.