When your house is on fire, the last thing that you want to worry about is finding and wrangling your pets together to get out. However, this is often a reality, since many pets will run and hide or otherwise make it very difficult for pet parents to get hold of them. While there is no way to be sure to guarantee safe extraction from your home in case of a fire, you can certainly take steps to help protect your pet. These preparations can be equally useful for a fire, flood, tornado, any emergency where evacuating your home may be necessary. Here is what you can do!

The importance of keeping your dogs safe can’t be overstated. You need to always ensure that you are doing whatever you can to help them stay out of trouble. You may already know that a lot of chemical items are dangerous for them, but what about air fresheners? Here’s what you should know about their chemicals, the potential harm they can cause, and what to do about it.

As most pet parents of cats will tell you, cats make up their own rules — no matter how illogical or strange they seem to us humans. Cats simply do what they want. So, we work hard to give our cats everything they want for a fulfilled life: plenty of toys, a water fountain, a clean pile of laundry, and a beautiful, carefully chosen litter box. And then your little feline has the audacity to poop on the floor and leave you to clean it up! So what’s up with this!?

When humans have a medical or health emergency, most of us just call emergency services. But what about our pets? What should we do if our pets are in a medical emergency and require intervention? Here are some of the most important tips that pet parents should know when looking at the idea of making sure that they are always prepared in the event that their pet may have a health or medical emergency!

Congratulations, you’ve just brought a new cat into your pet family! It’s a big deal and is going to be a wonderful new addition to your world. However, the integration process can sometimes be a little…intense. If you’re looking for some support and help, you’ll want to look at the idea of the introduction as the first step to a good relationship. As such, you’ll want to take the proper time to do it right for everyone’s benefit.

Your dog’s skin is vulnerable to all sorts of skin conditions, including rashes, sores, and scabs. Do you know how to protect against them? Do you know how to identify potential causes of dog skin conditions? Understanding how they connect to your dog’s greater health is important to protecting that sensitive skin! Take a look below at the 6 most common causes of dog skin conditions.