Pets

Holiday travel and family gatherings will return this year for many people and bringing along a furry family member can be an added treat. As dog and cat parents begin to load their cars for adventure, it’s important to keep their pets happy, safe, and comfortable on the way. PetSafe® brand, a global leader in pet product solutions, is sharing helpful tips for safe travel over the holidays.

Are you planning on going for an outdoor adventure with your dog in the fall? It’s a lovely time to be out! Here are some ideas as well as some safety tips.

When you find yourself feeling down, especially in the crazy times we’re living in.

One thing that keeps me going, regardless of what is happening in the world, is my dog, Kingston. He’s a German Shepard, my first, and I’m finding him to be smart, kind, comical, and wonderful.

Following are a couple of quotes about dogs that may delight you as much as they did me. After all, we have dogs (and cats) because they make life better.

After more than a year of quality time with their pets at home, dog and cat parents are planning a return to the office, making travel plans, or simply leaving for social outings as the pandemic slows. With these new routines and a return to life post-pandemic, pets are at the risk of suffering from separation anxiety.

Here Comes the Sun and with-it potential dangers for your dog’s paws.

Interested in bringing a pet home from an animal shelter or rescue group? Dana Humphrey AKA “The Pet Lady” lists 5 helpful ways to welcome that rescue pet into your home.

Are you planning on bringing a new pup home from the shelter? Some things to consider!

Whether you’re a pet parent looking for some flowers to brighten up your home, or you’re sending a gift to someone with a dog or cat that loves to chew everything, it is important to know which flowers and fillers are safe for cats and dogs, and which can be toxic. That’s why we created

There’s nothing more fun than watching your pooch with their new favorite plaything. But not all dog toys are created equal. Some may contain lead within the paint (the logo on a tennis ball). Others could have non-safe stuffing, BPA, phlalates, and other things that may not be good for your furbaby’s insides.  That’s why we’ve put

(Disclaimer: Although we consulted with a vet and have their sign off on the infographic, the content below is just an opinion.  You should always double check with your own vet and licensed professional before applying any advice, buying any toys or performing any tasks, especially when your dog is recovering from surgery.  Every procedure

Cat lovers know that nothing gets a kitty going like a little catnip. Toys designed to provide entertainment and exercise that use catnip are not just fun for kitty – they’re fun for cat lovers to watch and who often even get in on the games.  Here are 7 catnip toy options that are sure

Do you have puppy fever? It’s the feeling you get over that little ball of cuteness you just saw or held or maybe both. Or, perhaps your kids have been harassing you to get a puppy, and you’re about to cave. Here are a few helpful tips from TTPM Pets to help you on your