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Disaster preparedness is just as important for pet safety as it is for yours. When disasters and emergencies hit home, your fur family is vulnerable to their impacts, and they rely on their humans to protect them.
National Animal Safety and Protection Month was developed to bring awareness to the health and well-being of wild and domesticated animals. As the boundaries between human settlements and animal habitats become less distinct, protecting the health and longevity of animals is more important than ever.
When your pets are sick or need vaccinations, you take them to the vet. Every day, veterinarians, techs, and other staff help keep our furry friends happy and healthy.
When you choose to add a pet to your family, you are also committing to giving that animal all the love and care it needs to live well.
Pets have a special place in their owners' hearts. With National Pet Week observances, it is time to place extra focus on your furry and not-so-furry pets. You want your pets to be around for as long as possible, and nutrition and exercise play a big role in their overall health.
How would you like a pet that does not shed fur, require daily walks, claw your furniture or bark? If that appeals to you, consider becoming the proud parent of a reptile!
Many people who want to get a pet consider adopting from the local Humane Society or animal shelters. There are usually many cute kittens and adorable puppies to choose from, but older cats and dogs are available for adoption also.
Bringing your pets to the veterinarian’s office for regular wellness exams is essential for their well-being. Even when life gets busy, your pet is depending on you to make time for his or her medical care.
August is National Pet Immunization Awareness Month. Pet owners should check in with their veterinary care providers to assure that their pets have all necessary immunizations to keep their pets healthy.
The holidays are the perfect time to reflect on all that we have and how we can give back to those in need. Because of this, it is not surprising that December is officially the Month of Giving and that the generosity of programs like Operation Santa Paws occurs during this time.