A recent study by PetSmart Charities and Gallup reveals that over half (52%) of U.S. pet parents have skipped or declined necessary veterinary care for their pets. The primary reason cited is financial constraints, with 71% of those who forwent...
Routine wellness visits are a cornerstone of preventive care, helping dogs and cats live longer, healthier lives. This article by Dr. Mark Thompson emphasizes that, just like people, pets benefit from regular checkups that detect early signs of...
Being a pet parent is incredibly rewarding, but it also comes with real financial responsibility. In a recent article, the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) outlines practical ways to prepare for the cost of lifelong veterinary care and...
In this helpful article, PetPlace highlights common summer plants that pose serious risks to cats, both indoors and outdoors. From lilies to azaleas to sago palms, many popular seasonal plants can cause vomiting, lethargy, kidney failure, or...
Summer brings sunshine, travel, and outdoor fun, but it also comes with seasonal risks that can impact your pet’s health. In this helpful guide, AAHA highlights six common summertime dangers for pets and shares proactive tips to help you keep...
When pet parents say their animals are like their children, they’re not kidding - and now they’ve got the spending habits to prove it. According to a USA TODAY article, nearly half of pet owners spend as much or more on their pets as they do...
Caring for a pet can feel overwhelming, especially when they can’t tell you what’s wrong. In this USA TODAY feature, veterinarians and animal experts share key reminders that many pet parents overlook—reminders that can make a real...
A USA TODAY article highlights a growing trend: pet-friendly workplaces. Companies like Strategic Staffing Solutions in Detroit are proving that allowing pets at work isn’t just heartwarming, it’s good for morale, teamwork, and even...
Spooks and treats! Halloween means fun for many people, but not always for our pets. Let’s make sure we keep them healthy and happy.
Turns out there’s actually a scientific cause for why dogs always spin around in a circle before finally deciding exactly which spot is best for relieving themselves. Plainly stated, dogs have a preference for pooping on magnetic north and the...