Since 2004, the 3rd Saturday of September is National Puppy Mill Awareness Day! Cities throughout the United States will be hosting events on September 21st highlighting the critical need to end all inhumane commercial dog breeding facilities known as puppy mills or puppy farms. The Ugly Facts According to The Humane Society of the United States Read More >
Pet Health
How much water does your snake need?

Water is an essential building block to all life on earth, including your friendly pet snake. In the wild, snakes will drink from creeks, ponds, and fresh rain puddles. Likewise in captivity, it’s important that your snake has access to a reliable source of fresh, clean water. Choosing the right type of bowl Water should Read More >
How to dress your dog for winter

Dogs’ wild ancestors, wolves, are perfectly adapted to their climate. Their fur is so well insulated, the snowflakes don’t even melt on their backs. Their legs are long and powerful, and they effortlessly run through the deepest snow. However, not all modern dogs were fortunate enough to inherit such snow-proof genes, and some could use Read More >
How to care for your dog with arthritis

Time flies, and before you know it, walking up stairs and jumping on the bed seems like an insurmountable task for your dog. Once your vet has diagnosed your dog with osteoarthritis, there are a few small changes that you can make at home that could mean a world of difference for your best friend. Read More >
Holiday foods to keep away from your pets

Even the most conscientious pet parents should be wary around holiday guests. While you would probably never intentionally give your pet harmful table food, company can cause spills and leave unattended plates ready for your pet to gobble up. What’s worse, some house guests without their own pets may think it’s harmless to slip your Read More >
Which human foods can be shared with your dog?

When your pup is begging for table scraps with those big, sad eyes, it can be tempting to share a little bit of your lunch. However, some foods that are safe for humans to consume can be toxic or even deadly for dogs. Here’s a quick list of common human foods that are actually okay Read More >