Pets that have identification, whether it is a microchip or collar with tags, are more likely to be reunited with their family than those without ID.
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Pets that have identification, whether it is a microchip or collar with tags, are more likely to be reunited with their family than those without ID.
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July 4 may be a favorite American holiday for us, but it is probably our dog’s least favorite holiday. Fireworks can be downright terrifying for a dog. Below are some tips to plan ahead to minimize stress and increase safety for your dog this
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Summertime is one of the best seasons for pets and their people, whether you’re dining with them on the patio, taking them for a swim, or enjoying some time in the park. But hot temperatures can also pose a danger to dogs and cats,
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MedVet Cincinnati's Dr. Karl Maritato breaks down keeping your pets away from foreign objects they might swallow and what to do it it happens.
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April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month. Be prepared for emergencies with these tips.
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It's time to renew dog licenses in Ohio and in some Northern Kentucky counties.
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An owner’s knowledge of dog body language can be the difference between life and death for their pet.
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CincyPet Magazine training expert Lisa Desatnik shares some tips for safely navigating Halloween with your pet.
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Do your research when deciding which plants to buy for your home as there are literally thousands of plants that could be dangerous to your pet.
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There are common household items you may currently have in your home, but you might not know that they could be harmful to your furry family members.
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