Fun Fact Friday: Surprising Pet Trends and Stats 🐾

Did you know vet bills have skyrocketed by 60% since 2014? Or that some pets are using “talking buttons” to communicate with their owners, gaining millions of followers online? From the rise of pet influencers to Americans spending $186 billion on pets in 2023, our furry friends are more cherished than ever. Discover how these trends highlight the deep bond we share with our pets and why investing in their health is more important than ever.

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Discover the secrets to a long and happy life for your furry friend! In this blog, we share tips on how a nutrient-rich diet, seasonal worming, and a proactive approach to pet care can minimize vet visits and keep your pet thriving. Learn how to protect your pet from everyday risks and invest in their health, so they can enjoy more vibrant years by your side.

Spring cleaning for your dog is a great way to refresh their environment and keep them healthy and happy. Here are some tips to get you started: Grooming: Brush your dog's coat to remove any loose fur and dirt. Give them a bath if needed, using a mild dog shampoo. Cleaning their bed: Wash your dog's bedding, toys, and other items they use frequently. Use hot water and a pet-safe detergent to remove any bacteria or parasites that may have accumulated. Cleaning their feeding area: Wash your dog's food and water bowls with hot, soapy water. Consider replacing old or worn-out bowls with new...

The holiday season in 2020 may look very different than holidays in the past. While all that is true, this still remains the season of giving and do not forget your furry best friend! This time of year you may notice your dog or cat acting strange. Here are some tips for you to consider to make sure your pets remain healthy and happy during the season of giving: Here's a list of foods to avoid feeding your pet during the holiday season Avoid placing candy on the coffee table or end tables where dogs can get them and be...

This holiday season may look a little different than years past. I'm sure you're like most of us and feed table scraps or other leftovers to our pets without a second thought. This holiday season many special ingredients are used and it's important to understand what ingredients may be dangerous to your pets. Most of us know about raisins, chocolate and onions, Nobody wants to wake up in the middle of the night to a special surprise right? If you’re not familiar with other food that may cause some upset bellies or even be toxic to your pet here’s a...