Summertime is the perfect season for outdoor adventures, with pets often joining the fun. But with more time outside, it's important to keep our furry friends safe from common seasonal health issues that could land them at the vet. Here are the top five summer ailments pets face and some steps you can take to keep them healthy and happy.
If you enjoy outdoor activities like hiking or camping with your dog or live in an area where rattlesnakes are common, your pet might be at risk of a snake bite. One way to protect your dog from the danger of a venomous bite is to consider getting them vaccinated with the rattlesnake vaccine.
If you’ve ever had a puppy, you know that their endless curiosity and boundless energy can sometimes get them into trouble. From jumping and running to chewing and sniffing, puppies can turn innocent fun into unexpected mishaps. Nationwide Pet Insurance recently analyzed claims from over 500,000 policyholders to determine the most common puppy-related incidents during that first year of life. Here’s a breakdown of the top 10
The threat of a home fire is an ever-present reality, whether due to winter space heater mishaps or the perils of summer wildfires. Most families have evacuation plans, but if you still need to create one that includes your pets, now is the time to do so.
As summer approaches, the call of the open road beckons many pet owners to embark on road trips with their furry companions, a thrilling experience most pets adore. However, before you hit the road, it's vital to prioritize your pet's safety during the journey.
As summer arrives, bringing with it pool parties and beach days, it's essential to be mindful of a significant yet often overlooked danger: pet drowning. Thousands of beloved family pets are estimated to lose their lives in drowning incidents each year, many of which go unreported. However, simple precautions and common-sense safety measures can primarily prevent these tragic events.