lost pet recovery

We are so excited to be celebrating "Every Day Is Tag Day"! Tags are SO important to ensuring that your pet's are safe at all times. In honor of this special day we are offering BOGO on our PetHub ID Tag's! 

Spanish Version of "How Stray Dogs in Mexico City Inspired Me to Become a Veterinarian". PetHub summer intern, Isamar Sanchez, shares the story that led her to becoming a veterinary student in the Veterinary Entrepreneurship Academy program. From growing up in Mexico City to studying at Texas A&M, Isamar's passion for animals is infectious.

PetHub summer intern, Isamar Sanchez, shares the story that led her to becoming a veterinary student in the Veterinary Entrepreneurship Academy program. From growing up in Mexico City to studying at Texas A&M, Isamar's passion for animals is infectious. 

On today's episode of Pet Lover Geek, powered by PetHub, Lorien talks with Jerrica Owen from the San Diego Humane Society in California. The two discuss what modern pet licensing looks like and the importance of a multi-level pet identification strategy.

We've done the research and created the Ulimate Disaster Preparedness Guide for Pet Parents with information on hot to plan and prepare for emergencies with your pets.

On today's episode of Pet Lover Geek, powered by PetHub, Lorien talks with Kristen Levine, from Pet Living with Kristen Levine, who shares some of the hottest products on the market to help pet parents keep their pets safe.

Denise Fleck, The Pet Safety Crusader™, shares some of the best practices for helping a lost pet who is injured. This post is part of Lost Pet Prevention Month 2020.

Expert guest, Kristen Levine, highlights tips for preventing lost pets in honor of Lost Pet Prevention Month: use a leash, pet-proof your home, and get the right tech.

Finding a missing pet can be stressful, but remembering the basics can really help! We’ve got five ways you can help a missing pet return home to his family.

We have seven tips for helping your pet return home quickly and safely if he becomes lost. From using social media to spread the word to walking the neighborhood, we’ve got it all.