Thanksgiving safety tips: Choose dog-safe decorations, make sure you have plenty of dog-safe food on hand and put the trash out.
Holidays
Holidays can be a fun and joyous time but unfortunately most pose dangers for dogs.
Holiday dangers: Plan to protect your pup from dog holiday dangers. Common holiday dangers include food, parties, decorations, and travel.
Valentine's Day safety tips: Keep your dog safe from flowers, treats, and alcohol.
Easter foods: Keep chocolate, raisins, and wine -- popular Easter foods dangerous for dogs -- away from your pet. Consult your vet immediately.
Fourth of July dangers: Chicken bones that wind up lodged in your dog's throat, firecrackers tied to tails or dogs that are hit by cars trying to escape holiday noise.
Halloween: Keep candy, decorations out of reach. Keep all pets inside, away from danger or anyone seeking to cause trouble on Halloween.
Halloween safety: Can dogs eat candy corn?
Can dogs eat candy corn? Small amounts are safe. But watch for ingredients like sugar substitute xylitol and dyes that can be dangerous.
5 tips for planning a dog-friendly travel adventure
Being prepared for a dog-friendly travel adventure will make it that much better. Do some planning and preparing before you hit the road.
5 tips for traveling with your dog this Christmas
When traveling with your dog, it’s helpful to pack some of their home comforts to keep your pup calm, compliant, and happy.
Simple Halloween safety tips to protect your dog or puppy
Use basic Halloween dog safety tips. To prevent injuries, keep decorations, lights, candles and candy out of your dog’s reach.
7 ways to help your dog overcome fireworks fear
Dog fireworks fear remedies: Tire out your dog, keep him busy, confine him away from the noise and reward your dog for calm behavior.
Prepare for a dog-friendly trip
Plan a dog-friendly trip with a little help from the folks at GoPetFriendly.com to find dog-friendly hotels, destinations and activities.
Celebrate 8 important dog milestones
Pet parents know dog milestones are precious. Celebrate dog milestones like birthday, gotcha day, Christmas, first vet visits, and more.
Seven New Year’s resolutions for you and your pup to help you both have the best year yet
Whether it’s making a new friend, eating healthier, or getting more exercise, use these seven New Year’s goals with your dog for a healthier year in 2020!
Dog holiday dangers: Keep your pup safe
Plan to protect your pup from dog holiday dangers. Common holiday dangers include food, parties, decorations, and travel.