You’ve heard the phrase, “curiosity killed the cat.” That can be true when it comes to accidental poisoning caused when curious kitties get into stuff you typically have around the house, such as laundry detergent, soda pop, or cut flowers. While some household items...
We’ve all experienced accidents. Injuries. Sudden illness. Poisoning. Natural disasters. These things happen to our pets, too, so it’s important to have both human and pet-specific first-aid supplies on hand. We recommend putting together two pet first-aid kits – one...
There are two days each year when the most U.S. pets get lost: The 4th of July and New Year’s Eve. The explosive noise and flashes of light from fireworks scare the “pants” off many dogs and cats. Of course, Seattleites don’t wait until midnight on New Year’s Eve to...
As the temperatures drop and the days grow shorter, it’s important to take extra care of your feline friend to ensure they stay warm, safe, and comfortable throughout the winter months. Cats are naturally resourceful and adaptable, but even they can suffer from the...
Despite the popular misconception, fur alone is not enough to protect dogs from the elements. Like people, dogs have varying degrees of cold tolerance. Hypothermia in pets Even the hardiest breeds are susceptible to hypothermia. Pets can die from hypothermia, where...
Gingerbread houses. Turkey and ham. Glittery tree ornaments. These holiday delights can be irresistible to your cat, but they can also be dangerous. Here are 4 quick tips to keep your kitty safe and healthy during the holidays. 1. Don’t feed your cat leftovers or...
