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Winter and Your Pets Protecting Your Pet this Winter  Winter is coming, and just like we humans, our pets need extra care to protect them from the harsh winter. It's hard to keep your pet cooped up inside during cold days, they still need exercise and time to socialize. Sure, our pets are covered in fur, but some are not equipped to be out in the cold for long periods of time. Even a short time outside can cause damage to their paws. Different dogs have different needs, and there are tons of tips to follow to keep them safe and healthy. Some Tips Here is a list to get you started by Bark Post . 1. Get them a coat. Unless your dog has a natural winter coat, like a Husky or Newfie, wrap that pup up! Find a coat designed to keep them warm and not limit mobility. If you want to really up the ante, you can customize your pup’s winter coat at  PrideBites . 2. Keep their ears dry. You don’t have to get them ear muffs, but if your pooch plays in the snow, make sure...

Halloween Tips for Pets Safety Tips for Your Pets this Halloween   We are not the only ones who can enjoy Halloween, our furry pets can (and do) enjoy this spooky night as well. The ASPCA came up with a few helpful tips to keep our pets safe, happy, and healthy until November hits. Stash the Treats Several popular Halloween treats are toxic to pets. Chocolate in all forms, especially dark or baking chocolate, can be very dangerous for cats and dogs. Sugar-free candies containing the artificial sweetener xylitol can cause serious problems in pets. If you think your pet has gotten into anything toxic, please call your veterinarian or the ASPCA Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 immediately. Watch the Decorations and Keep Wires Out of Reach Pets, big or small, can easily knock over a lit pumpkin and start a fire. Curious kittens are especially at risk of getting burned or singed by a candle flame. Popular Halloween plants such as pumpkins and decorative corn are con...

Walking Cat Take Your Cat for a Walk It does sound strange, taking your cat for a walk. But it is possible. We are used to the idea of domesticated canines being the only mammals that can be walked. It’s time for us to realize that leashes are not just for dogs anymore. Recently, there are more and more animals are seen as great walking companions, such as ducks, goats, lizards, rats, pigs. One great household pet you should consider is your cat. Cats are better known as natural hunters that like to knock objects off your table or lazy pets that ignore you. But did you know that your cat can benefit from daily walks? I’m not talking about just hanging out outside, but actual walks on a leash. Cats enjoy a good walk like dogs do, they take in all the smells, sounds, and sights. It can take some practice for your cat to get used to a leash, it won’t be like walking a dog. You should at least give them a chance to warm up to their outdoor strolls. Where to Start Here are some b...