The holidays are a time of joy, love, and light. It’s also the time of year when we dust off the decorations and string up twinkling lights and tinsel in celebration. But, if you’re celebrating with a cat, there are some holiday hazards to keep in mind before you pull those boxes down from the […]
Turkey Day is this month! And that means family, food, and festivities… While you’re getting ready for the big day, be sure to make a few preparations for your furriest family members, too. They’ll be thankful you did! Here are some tips to ensure your feline friends have a purrfect Thanksgiving, too! Get ready for
While warm weather brings sunshine, backyard barbecues, and more time outside, it also brings along with it a veritable army of insects – ants, mosquitoes, roaches, wasps, fleas, ticks, and other creepy-crawlies begin to invade our yards and homes. For pet parents, dealing with irritating insects can be rather tricky. Oftentimes, the chemicals, poisons, insecticides,
Super Bowl 55 kicks off on Sunday night, and with many planning get-togethers for the big game, doctors from Lauderdale Veterinary Specialists are warning pet owners about potential dangers to pets. Unsecured foods, crowded rooms and constantly opening doors are all hazards to a pet’s health, and pet owners should have a defensive game plan
An Idaho Falls grandmother is issuing a warning to owners after her cat died in a tragic accident Thursday afternoon. Jamie Prestwich says her 3-year-old granddaughter put the black cat, named Addie, into the washer and turned the machine on. Every night, Prestwich and her granddaughter do laundry together, and the young child has just
The Catington Post and our sister site, The Dogington Post, teamed up with Halo Pets and award-winning author and talk radio host, Tracie Hotchner to bring readers a live, free, one-hour long webinar and Q & A all about holiday safety last holiday season, and the information here is just as important today as it
