pet safety

From food safety to knowing about hazards around your home, here’s sage advice on how to keep your animal companion safe this season.

Thanksgiving is all about sharing, but don’t share your holiday food with your pets. Some of the most common festive foods can be dangerous or even deadly to four-legged members of your family. “One little piece of turkey can set a pet off to a life-threatening pancreatitis,” says Dr. Karen “Doc” Halligan. “Just love your pets instead. Don’t give...

Keep this guide handy when you are unsure if your food is safe to feed your cats and dogs.

Recent data suggests more than 75% of pet parents will dress up their pets for Halloween this year. And if you follow our clinic on social media, you probably know this number includes my wife and me. This year, I’m letting readers in on a secret – by the time those cute photos are posted, our dog’s costume has been...

NBC 6’s Chelsea Ambriz talks with Dr. Ian Kupkee about everything pet owners should know.

The ASPCA says these simple steps will help keep your beloved furry friend happy this Halloween.

While most Americans feel a sense of patriotism on the Fourth of July, one four-legged family member is feeling anxious over the sounds of fireworks.

The holiday season is here, and celebrations are in full swing, but few things put a damper on the festive spirit like a trip to the emergency veterinary clinic. Here are some tips for avoiding Christmas catastrophes.

As much as your dog or cat may beg, there are some foods that it’s actually unsafe to feed your pet. Here are some of the foods you can and can’t share.

Your pets shouldn’t eat candy, might not like their Halloween costumes and might be stressed out by trick-or-treaters. The ASPCA released a list of suggestions for how to make Halloween safer for your pets.

Fourth of July’s enchanting fireworks are quite the crowd-pleasers, but pets don’t usually like them. Here are some things to consider when trying to make your pet feel as safe as possible when booms from fireworks spook your animal companion.

While the holiday season is a joyous time of year, we should also be thinking about keeping our homes safe of hazards that could prove dangerous to our two- and four-legged family members. Kidde fire safety educator Sharon Cooksey shares some tips.