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  • Pet Disaster Preparedness

    When disaster strikes, it is crucial that you and your family stay safe – and that includes your pets. By having a plan and practicing it, you can be prepared…
  • Pet Fire Safety

    The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) reports that approximately 750 accidental home fires annually can be attributed to the actions of pets or wild animals. These incidents frequently involve everyday…
  • Pet-Friendly Tips for Landlords

    According to the 2021/2022 American Pet Products Association (APPA) National Pet Owners Survey, 70 percent of American households have at least one pet. That means pet-friendly property owners have more…
  • Juvenile Spay/Neuter

    “We cannot kill our way out of pet overpopulation. Spay and neuter — it’s the only way.” — W. Marvin Mackie, DVM, pioneer of juvenile spay/neuter and creator of the QuickSpay®…
  • Pets & The Holidays

    While holidays bring good times and cheer for many, they also bring a unique set of circumstances for companion animals. Here are special issues for you to consider in keeping…
  • If You Find a Lost Pet

    Have you ever seen a dog or cat running loose on a busy street and feared for its safety? You may have tried to get it out of harm’s way…
  • Is a Cat Right for You?

    While cats make purr-fect pets for some people, they don’t for others. Cats are dependent on their owners for all their needs — food, water, medical attention, exercise, shelter, and,…
  • Pet Loss & Grief

    An inevitable aspect of bringing a companion animal into your home — a part many people rarely discuss — is the loss of a pet. When you lose your best…
  • Housetraining Puppies & Dogs

    Are you dealing with a pooping puppy? Or a urinating Yorkie? Don’t give up on Fido just yet!  Here are some ways you can deal with your housetraining woes: 1.…