We try to stay positive when we look back at the past year. To be honest, we’re happy 2020 is about to be over! Covid-19 put a big pause on almost everything. The holiday festivities may be canceled, but you can still celebrate New Year's...

As the holidays are closing in, it’s important to keep in mind the safety of our furry friends.Decorations Decorations are to be secure and not easily accessible. To our pets, these may look like fun and/or tasty options. String and tinsel can be...

Like us humans, pets also require routine dental care. Pet parents are often surprised to hear that respiratory, kidney, liver and heart problems can be caused by bacteria and inflammation spreading from the mouth. But it's true – lack of attention...

How do you know it's time to bring in your pet? Last year, around this time, it was me in the dentist chair. I blogged about it… about my fears, about what happened and what I needed to have done after not visiting the dentist in about 2 years....

There are ways to minimize the fright factor for your pet. Halloween can be so much fun for the humans in the family, but it can be the complete opposite for the animals in your household. It's common to think of the 4th of July as one of the...