Dreaming of a backyard filled with contentment clucks and fresh-laid eggs? Hold your horses (or should we say, roosters?). Before welcoming feathered friends into your flock, consider the most crucial factor: your climate! Extreme heat ...
The PETS Act of 2006 was passed to help evacuating owners and pets together. It's a good start - helping to ensure that people can take their pets along with them during evacuation due ...
The United States and others areas of the world have been faced with disasters everywhere. Massive wild fires are decimating Montana, Washington, Oregon, and California; the Southwest is recovering from deadly flooding due to Hurricane Harvey, ...
If you’ve followed PetsWeekly for any length of time, you already know how we dread the summer heat. We’re long-term residents of Arizona and we feel like that makes us experts on the topic. As ...
In Arizona, there are basically two temperatures: Hot and Slightly Less Hot. Last year, on this day, we hit 118 degrees (you can see how I really feel about this topic here: Life in Arizona: An Environment Trying to ...
As Phoenicians, we know heat. That's why we're always on the hunt for ways to keep our pets (and ourselves) cool in the summer and why we're always so excited to see new products on ...
I'll be honest - we don't have much of a call to worry about ice or snow in my neck of the woods. We experience a hard freeze maybe five times a year, but by ...
Weather is as moody as a wild cat these days. Let’s face it – no one really knows what to expect when winter comes a calling. Freezing temperatures, winter tornadoes, frozen power lines, heating fails, ...
Cats are pretty resilient to weather, but the one thing that affects even cats is the heat. Despite hailing from the desert, cats are very susceptible to heatstroke and exhaustion. Heat kills. So whether ...