Summer is a subject we take very seriously because in Arizona, it’s always summer. But, many people don’t know the sun is even more harmful in other areas of the world. The sun’s rays are ...
One of the great things about being a writer is the ability to attend conferences. This year, we are very fortunate to be able to attend the BlogPaws conference for the second time in its ...
As you know, we’ve been taking a look at Only Natural Pet products this month. This week, we were asked to review a product from their very extensive product line. Last week, we talked about ...
Studies show that as many as 48% of domestic violence victims stay in abusive situations out of fear of what would happen if they left their pets behind, and more than 70% of pet owners ...
We cover a lot of topics here on PetsWeekly, not all of them super serious. My reasoning for this is that believe if we dwell on positive things, we’ll attract positive readers. But the fact ...
Dear Animal Rescuer, This letter is a simple attempt to acknowledge the hard work you do each day keeping animals safe. I want you to know that your work has not gone unnoticed and I want ...
Those of you who have been with me from the beginning know that the reason I began PetsWeekly is because I had two wolf hybrids and a bunch of half-wild cats, and that our journey ...
While I like to think of myself as “active”, the truth is – I’m really not. Active to me means going out for a weekend hike with the dogs, or teaching my cats agility, or ...
Easter is approaching quickly and in the age of Coronavirus, it’s going to be extra tough on parents. This is especially true when they begin asking for an Easter bunny or chick. First up, we ...
Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are a hot topic right now, but maybe not for the right reasons. We hear the term GMO and immediately assume it is terrible for us and for our pets. While ...