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 …
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.
Many first time pet owners turn to shelters for adoption. However, pets that are adopted from shelters often have special behavioral needs, especially if they have been rescued from a puppy mill or abusive situation.
Almost all pet parents have been confronted with situations that stress out their furry family members. Whether it’s a trip to the vet, fireworks or just an unfamiliar situation--these are the times when pets are most likely to bolt and get lost. Aromatherapy offers a safe alternative for helping to calm stressed pets and making them feel safe.
If you find a lost dog, they are most likely scared or panicked. They may be friendly, but they are away from their familiar surroundings and might act skittish. Here are a few tips for helping a lost dog should you find one.
Tips for Staying Together While Traveling
There’s nothing better than traveling with your pets…but there would be nothing worse than having your dog or cat get lost when they’re away from home. Sadly, each year a number of pets run away while they’re on vacation with their families. Next month is Lost Pet Prevention Month, and we’re sharing what we’ve learned to help you make sure your pet isn’t one of the unfortunate ones! Follow these tips, and you’ll have no trouble staying together while you’re traveling.
Cats are often more difficult to help in a lost situation, but rather than walking (or more often, driving) away, there are some things you can try to do to help get the little sweetie home safe and sound:
Pets are naturally curious and inquisitive, which makes them natural escape artists. They will climb on high furniture, open doors, and escape from unsecure gardens. To keep them safe consider acquiring or making these pet safety devices:
1) The most common scenario, while (believe it or not), is the cat getting trapped in a tree, on a rooftop, or somewhere else they do not feel safe escaping on their own. This is dangerous, especially in the summer months, because your cat needs water and food. If stranded waiting for help for too long, it can become a life-threatening emergency.
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