Tips to keep your fur babies chilled and relaxed in this dangerous heat.
Since we have and are continuing practicing social distancing within our homes
— not only do we need to exercise — but so do our furry friends.
The Fourth of July holiday
is quickly approaching, and with it comes Fourth of July fireworks and fears. While pyrotechnic extravaganzas are fun for us to watch, our pets feel a bit differently. Bright lights, ear splitting sounds, and acrid smells in the air are terrifying to our furry friends. Many pets are lost each July when fireworks cause them to panic and run away, trying to escape the spectacle. Others cower in closets or under beds shaking with fear. For some dogs, the fear stays with them long after the fireworks stop and they are reluctant to leave the house to go for walks.