The holiday season sure is a busy one! The hustle and bustle may have you and your family traveling a lot more than usual. Before you pack your bags, always remember that the holiday season may stress out your pet, especially if you are traveling with them.
Looking to make something special from your pup to your family or for yourself this holiday season? Make lasting memories this holiday with these simple and fun to make DIY paw print ornaments!
‘Twas the month of the holidays and all through the house, not a squeaky toy was squeaking, not even Tender-Tuffs. Shopping for holiday gifts for your pup doesn’t always have to be ‘Tuff’. Check out our most loved toys that are sure to bring cheer to you pup below!
Plan on snuggling around the Christmas tree? The holiday season is right around the corner, and before you know it, Santa ‘Paws’ will be here! Don’t forget your furry friends this holiday! Here are a few cute stocking stuffer ideas to keep your pup playing for hours.
It’s never too early to plan your holiday card. ‘Tis the season to be jolly, but is your pup ready for the spotlight? Taking pictures of your pet with the family seems easy, right? Not always! Don’t stress. Here are a few tips to take the perfect ‘howl-iday’ photo.
As you sit down to carve the turkey, remember your furry friend might be hungry too! You might be adding extra helpings of turkey to your plate, but it’s important to know what to avoid giving your pet at Thanksgiving. According to the AKC, Thanksgiving tends to coincide with an uptick in vet visits, due to dogs being fed unsafe human foods. What foods should you avoid sharing with your pup? Checkout this list below!
Chances are your dog will be watching you prepare your Thanksgiving feast this year. With various aromas filling your home, your pup is sure to be drooling. Don’t feel guilty though. There are PLENTY of foods that are safe to share with your dog during the holiday. Curious as to what is safe to share? Here are just a few healthy options that’ll have your pet begging for another helping.
Did you know that kittens have a hard time regulating their body temperature? In fact, orphaned kittens have the lowest survival rate because they rely on their mother and littermates for body heat regulation.
