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Dogs only have so many ways for communicating. Unfortunately when dogs run out of ways to tell you that something is wrong, they might resort to biting. Make sure to keep these things in mind to protect yourself, the dog, and those around you.

10 Tips for Lost Pet Safety

We hate to think of our pets becoming missing because few things are as scary for a pet parent. However, there are ways to ease fear that comes with a lost pet by taking preventive steps and being prepared! The more you can educate your self the more likely you’ll be to find your pet, if ever they become lost.

10 Common Foods That are Harmful to Dogs

We all love to share snacks with our pups! However, there a lot of simple everyday items that can be lethal dogs. The sad truth is most pet poisonings happen because of regular household items. So, stay educated and keep your pet safe!

10 Pet First Aid Must-haves

So what do you put in a pet first aid kit? Well, luckily pets are pretty similar to humans and most basic human first aid kit items will work fine for pets. However there are few things that are essential for pets that shouldn’t be looked over.

10 Tips For Safe Pet Costumes

Pet costumes are fun but safety should always come first!

10 Dog Park Safety Tips

Going to the dog park is a lot of fun but it can also be a lot of danger. Make sure you take these safety precautions before going to the park.

PetHub'ers of the Month: Fez

This little pooch is big on love!

Mr. Beag Lee -- FOUND 10/5

10 Surprising Household Items That Can Be Harmful to Cats

10 Tips for “Houndini” Proofing Your Home

Lost Pet Prevention

10 Tips for “Houndini” Proofing Your Home

What’s a Houndini? It’s a pet that’s an escape artist--who has a knack for pulling disappearing tricks. Even pets that aren’t known for being a Houdini can still pull a disappearing act especially if your home isn’t properly secured.

10 Pet Travel Safety Tips

Traveling with your furry family memebers can be great fun but safety always needs to come first!

10 Common Household Items That are Lethal to Pets

10 Tips for Pet Poisoning Emergencies

Finding your pet poisoned is one of the scariest threats a pet parent can face.

10 Fall Pet Safety Tips

Why You Need Pet Insurance

Why is pet insurance important? Similarly to how you protect your home and car from the unexpected, pet insurance safeguards your best friend by ensuring you never have to choose between your finances and the best veterinary care. By enrolling their pets in a policy, families can save up to 90% on the costs to treat new illnesses, accidents or injuries! When you consider just how expensive vet bills can be, pet insurance is a relatively small price to pay to keep your furry family member safe.

Preparing Rescued Animals for Travel & New Homes

September is national preparedness month. So I thought I’d share how we prepare animals rescued through inside/out’s International Humanitourism programs (www.humanitourism.org ) for rehoming in the United States.

How To Add Medical Info to Your Pet's Profile

When you set up your PetHub account, create a profile for your pet, and link their new digital ID tag, you may think that you are just getting the lost pet recovery services. But, did you know that PetHub profiles can hold more than just emergency contact information?

Found: Nerk & Sakoda (WA)

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Found: Nerk & Sakoda (WA)

Nerk became lost after chasing his sister Sakoda out on the farm.

PetHub'ers of the Month: Gizmo, Rubee & Kenny

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PetHub'ers of the Month: Gizmo, Rubee & Kenny

Meet Gizmo, Rubee & Kenny!

Preparing for the Pet Sitter

Naturally you’re going to leave the essentials: your emergency contact information, the phone number and address of your veterinarian, and your pets medication and feeding schedule. But let’s take a look at how you can take it up a notch …

A Tail Of Preparedness

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A Tail Of Preparedness

Daisy’s Dad was being prepared when he was checking her tags to make sure they were legible and up-to-date. It was during this routine check he discovered that her tag was damaged and difficult to read.