News — Safety

When it comes to our pets, winter serves up its own set of safety concerns. We know not to leave them outdoors too long and to protect tender pads when walking on salty roads, but is that enough?

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As cold weather approaches, everyone is checking the weather to make sure they dress appropriately for the day ahead. 

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Halloween can be a time when your children load up on treats. It can also be a time when you load your furry kids up on treats as well since you don’t want them to feel left out. An increase in treats—even ones that are safe for pets—can cause tummy troubles. Add to that the stress of Halloween night, and your pet might suffer from gas or diarrhea.

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Fall is here! Leaves are starting to fall, temperatures are getting cooler, days are shorter and everything is suddenly pumpkin spice flavored! Not only does dusk set in earlier, but full nighttime darkness does as well. If you’ve ever been driving at night and come across an opossum or raccoon in the road, or even a deer, you know how hard these animals are to see in the dark.

Pets can be just as hard to see in the dark as wild animals. Here are some steps you can take to keep your pets safer at night.

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Halloween is a really exciting time for most families. Kids are picking out their favorite costumes, carving pumpkins and waiting anxiously to go trick-or-treating for all that candy! In all of this excitement, it’s easy to forget to take care of your furry family members too. Here are a few ways to make sure your pets also enjoy this spooky holiday!

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