Dogs and cats can experience an increased amount of fear, anxiety, and stress on holidays where fireworks are a part of the celebration. No one likes to see their pet afraid - luckily, there are some simple ways to ensure that your pet feels safe and gets through the night with minimal stress.
When you’re thinking about cooling down this summer, don’t forget your pets could use some relief, too.
Our pets need some extra help during these hot summer days. With high temperatures, the risk of heat stroke in animals and humans is increased. Here are some things to look out for to keep your pet safe and comfortable while the heat is on the rise. Excessive panting: When dogs get hot, they pant...
Temperatures are dipping below freezing this weekend on the First Coast. Find out how to keep your pets safe in this cold weather.
