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July 1st is National ID Your Pet Day. This important day is a time for all pet owners to make sure that their pet’s identification information is current.

National Mutt Day is right around the corner. Celebrated each year on both July 31st and December 2nd, this day gives everyone the opportunity to embrace and celebrate these amazing dogs.

Pet microchipping is true peace of mind for pet owners. Each year, thousands of cats and dogs go missing, and a pet ID chip is often the only way to reunite them with their family. As of July 1, 2020, all cats and dogs in Hawaii...

Just as you should have a plan for your home in case of an emergency fire, you need to also think about your pet, and what you could do to protect and help them in these types of situations.

November is National Pet Diabetes Month, which was designated to raise awareness of this serious issue and to highlight pet health needs and proper care. Both cats and dogs are affected by diabetes mellitus, which occurs when their bodies cannot use glucose in a normal manner.

The first week of November is Bird Health Appreciation Week. Birds are charming pets with very specific needs.

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.

Cats are not great at expressing pain or discomfort; in fact, it can be difficult for pet parents to tell if anything is wrong with their feline companion.

The third week of October is National Veterinary Technician Week. Since 1993, this national week of recognition has honored the invaluable contribution of these dedicated care providers.

Did you know that the American Kennel Club recognizes September as Responsible Dog Ownership Month? This AKC annual observance is a reminder that in exchange for the joy, comfort and security dogs provide, humans have many obligations to their faithful companions.