Why Is Taking A Pet First Aid Class So Important?

By Denise Fleck, Sunny-Dog Ink and Vicki Rae Thorne, Earth Heart Inc.

How to Make an Emergency Plan for Your Pet

  An old adage recommends that we hope for the best and prepare for the worst. This is equally true of your pets, as well as your own everyday life. Obviously, no one can prepare for every possible disaster that could occur, but if you have a thorough and flexible disaster plan in place beforehand it can make managing an unfortunate situation—should one occur—much easier and less stressful.    

My Biggest Fear: What Happens If My Dog Gets Lost?

I’m not gonna sugarcoat this...my dog, Penny, is a jerk. She's a reactive dog who, although she has come a long way, acts a little (OK, a lot) nuts sometimes... especially in an unfamiliar environment. My biggest fear is what will happen if she gets lost.

5 Unique Ways to Help Your Pet Go Green on Earth Day

Pets bring a lot of positive benefits into our lives. Studies show that they help keep us happy, reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and they can help us stay fit. However, pets have a surprisingly negative impact on the earth.

Don’t Let Your Pet Run Around Naked!

When you pass another dog on your walk, or see a cat crossing the road, they are wearing a collar or harness with ID attached, right? If you saw that same pet lounging around on the couch, chances are they might be naked, or sans ID. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) recently found that only 33 percent of pet parents said they keep ID tags on their dogs and cats at all times. That means, at one point or another, the majority of pets aren’t wearing identification that can help get them home if the worst happens. This is a real problem folks.

10 Simple Things You Can Do to Be a Great Pet Parent

It's not hard to be a great pet parent. Here are 10 simple things to can do to make sure your doing the best by your furry friend.

5 Reasons Why You Need Multiple Numbers on Your Pet’s ID

Today we lead busy lives and it's common for families to have multiple phone numbers. It's important to associate all of the phone numbers, plus any other contacts that may be able to help your pet get home, with your pet. That's not possible with traditional pet ID tags but it is possible with an smart tag that links to a comprehensive online profile.

Pet Preparedness: Creating a MAAP For Your Pets

Help Your Beloved Companion Navigate the Journey It Takes When You Cannot Care for Them

The Pros and Cons of Different Types of Pet Identification

The Pros and Cons of Different Types of Pet Identification

Why Microchips Aren’t Enough

      Pet parents should never rely on microchips alone. Although microchips are a critical tool, physical pet IDs are your first line  of protection in recovering your lost pet. You are relying on a lot of things to go right if you depend soley on a microchip.  

Top 12 People Foods To Avoid Feeding Your Pets [Infographic]

Do you know what foods are poisonous to pets? Many simple household items such as onions and chewing gum can be lethal. Print out this infographic and keep it around your home so that you know what foods Fido needs to avoid.  

Reasons to Rescue Infographic

Reasons to Rescue NEW Infographic!

Found AGAIN! Mr. Beag Lee 11/16

   

Thanksgiving Safety Tips

We LOVE spending the holidays with our furry family members but we also know that we always have to keep safety in mind. The holidays bring so many treats, visitors, decorations and fun—however this can also be chaotic time for our furry friends. So be educated and be prepared!