pet safety

Ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, the San Diego Humane Society shared some tips so pet parents can keep their animal companions safe.

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

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.

The San Diego Humane Society reminded pet owners that with rain, snow and freezing temperatures, they need to treat their pets with special care.

Some holiday décor and food could be harmful to pets if they’re within paws’ reach, so NBC 7’s Ashley Matthews is sharing tips on how to keep your furry friends safe.

NBC 7’s Ashley Matthews shares some tips to keep pets calm during fireworks displays.

Denisse Cobian Tobler from Michelson Found Animals shares 3 simple ways you can relax your pet before your Fourth of July festivities.