The summer brings lots of cherished festivities—swimming, picnics, barbecues and, unfortunately, fireworks. Every year, pet parents forget about the impact of fireworks until they see a little fuzzball shivering under the couch. People might be fascinated by the colorful displays, but to a cat, fireworks are downright terrifying.

Probiotics have long been praised for their ability to boost healthy digestion among humans. After experiencing the health benefits for themselves, pet parents have started to wonder if probiotics can alleviate digestive upset in their feline friends, as well. Cats are no strangers to vomiting and constipation, and it’s only natural that pet parents want to help.

Researchers still aren’t entirely sure what causes pet cancer. While the exact cause remains unknown, they do know that certain factors can increase a pet’s risk for cancer as they age. One crucial factor is the toxic load placed on your pet every single day.

Nutritional needs change throughout a pet’s life. Pet parents have to adjust their cat’s or dog’s diet to accommodate those needs. However, switching up their diet is a bit more complicated than pouring a new formula into the food bowl.

The day you’ve been waiting for is almost here. June 24th is Take Your Dog to Work Day! This is a chance for pet parents to share their dog’s love with everyone at the office. Nothing breaks up the monotony of work better than seeing a fluffball curl up at your feet.

Owners love sharing pet-friendly foods with their fur babies. Many of the fruits and vegetables in your kitchen are safe for cats and dogs to eat in moderation. But one produce item that’s less common in pantries is seaweed. Not only is it safe for pets, but seaweed is also packed with a diverse range of nutrients that support the thyroid, heart, skin, immune system and more!

Most pet parents have no clue how much protein their dog needs. As a result, they end up feeding their pups too much or too little. It’s nearly impossible to give one universal recommendation, because every dog has different nutritional needs.

Most pet parents wouldn’t think to change their fur baby’s diet in the warmer months. They feed their four-legged companions the same kibble all year round. While there’s nothing wrong with this type of diet, certain ingredients are more appealing to cats and dogs during the summertime.

Pets are exposed to more toxins than you might realize. In fact, those toxins are hiding in the products you use every day! Even substances that appear safe, like food and pet-friendly medications, contain chemicals that impact your pet’s health.