A variety of situations can trigger anxiety in your dog. Learn how to spot the signs of anxiety in dogs and what you can do to help them overcome their stress.

We’ve all seen the faces of desperation from our furry friends as we eat our dinner. They want what we’re having and it’s often hard to resist giving them a scrap from our plates, but our food can be toxic for cats and dogs.

Just like children, pets love to explore and try new things. Dogs and cats often explore by tasting, smelling, chewing and rolling on things that they shouldn’t. Unfortunately, many of the common plants, flowers & fruit that can be found in our backyards and local parks have toxins or seeds that can be very harmful to our pets.

As pet parents, we naturally want to keep our pets safe, but unfortunately many of our common household items & products can be dangerous to our pets. To help, we've listed some of the most common household hazards & tips to keep your pets safe at home.

There are many different types of flea, tick & worm treatments available but how do you know which one to choose? Let’s take a look at four things you need to consider when buying your canine friend’s parasite prevention treatment.­­

The problem begins with some scratching here and there. Maybe you spot some tiny black specks around the house that you might’ve missed before. Before you know it, it’s confirmed…your pet has fleas! Read on to find out what to do when your furry friend has fleas & how to prevent these tiny creepy crawlies from coming back.