ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Phone Number: (888) 426-4435 Our Animal Poison Control Center experts have put together a handy list of the top toxic people foods to avoid feeding your pet. As always, if you suspect your pet has eaten any of the following foods, please note the amount ingested and contact your[…]
Does My Dog Know I Love Him? The short answer is “probably.” But only if you know how to speak your dog’s love language. As mentioned, things like hugs, kisses, and treats don’t necessarily translate to love in dog’s native language. Dogs are pack animals, and they rely on their pack’s queues for signs[…]
Like many of us, our dogs and cats are adjusting to us being at home much more and they are learning new routines. Our pets are our best friends and are a great source of comfort in these uncertain times. Try baking and creating some healthy and delicious dog and cat biscuit recipes. We guarantee your[…]
Here we are, in the first few weeks of summer. And, not only summer, but “COVID-19 Summer” (insert sad face with one single tear here). During this unusual time of social distancing, outdoors is the best place to be. We want to include our dogs in the fun, but we have to be smart. Before[…]
Safety in the Summer Heat Never leave a living thing unattended in a motor vehicle! Heat related motor vehicle emergencies are entirely preventable, see below for ways to keep your loved ones safe. For other ways to help keep your family, friends, and pets safe this summer download our Hyperthermia brochure (English version or Spanish version) for[…]
Did you know that certain soaps, glues, houseplants, and even breath mints can sicken a beloved pet? Here’s what else to watch for. Lilies, Holly, and Other Plants While any kind of plant material may upset your pet’s stomach, some are more dangerous than others. A few common ones that can make them sick[…]
December abounds with holiday celebrations, but nothing can spoil good cheer like an emergency trip to the veterinary clinic. These tips can help keep your winter holiday season from becoming not-so-happy – for your pet and for you. Plan in Advance Make sure you know how to get to your 24/7 emergency veterinary clinic[…]
Keep People and Pets Safe in the Heat Never leave a living thing unattended in a motor vehicle! Heat related motor vehicle emergencies are entirely preventable, see below for ways to keep your loved ones safe. For other ways to help keep your family, friends, and pets safe this summer download our Hyperthermia brochure (English version or Spanish[…]
Pet Passenger Safety Millions of Americans recognize that dogs are wonderful companions and often bring their favorite furry friend along on road trips, day trips and day-to-day errands. However, in a vehicle, this can mean added distractions for the driver and added dangers for all passengers, including pets. Drivers distracted by dogs,[…]
The holiday season is upon us, and many pet parents plan to include their furry companions in the festivities. As you gear up for the holidays, it is important to try to keep your pet’s eating and exercise habits as close to their normal routine as possible. Also, please be sure to steer pets clear[…]