Over two million people lost power in the East during the summer of 2009, and many were without power for weeks. Being home-bound in the heat with no power is not only dangerous for you, ...
Soon we’ll be celebrating the passage of another year of American freedom with cookouts, parties and probably fireworks of some sort – all of which create noises – loud noises that your pets may not ...
Take Your Dog to Work Day, is rapidly approaching, so PetsWeekly is here with some helpful tips and reminders on how to make this year’s joining of home and work life a success. For those ...
If you live in the desert like we do, you know how fortunate we are to have our amazing winters where the average temperature reaches a high in the seventies. But we pay dearly for ...
Sometimes even the strongest individual needs help. This week it was Elicia Calhoun, a top agility trainer, competitor, handler and speaker, who needed help after she and her carload of dogs were involved in a ...
Ah, summer. Green grass and warm weather. Time to get outside with your dog and enjoy a stroll in the park, a vacation together, maybe watching a sunset along a beach you rarely get a ...
With summer rapidly approaching, and high temperatures signaling a hotter than average season, it’s more important than ever to remain vigilant for heat stroke in pets. [box title="Recognizing Signs of Heatstroke" box_color="#996633"] Panting with ...
For many, Memorial Day means the beginning of the summer season where cookouts and pool parties abound. For some, it means taking a few moments to remember those members of our military who died serving ...
If you don’t think that your pets would benefit from a little aromatherapy – think again. As we’ve discussed before, pets get stressed too and will receive a psychological and physical boost from aromatherapy, ...
As you probably know, the Pack Leader has been making the rounds at various pet food companies and manufacturing facilities to examine how pet food is made, how it is regulated, and how it ...