🐾 How Can I Keep My Pet Safe from Ticks?
Ticks can pose serious health risks to pets, carrying diseases like Lyme and ehrlichiosis. Protecting your furry friend starts with prevention—regular vet-approved treatments, daily tick checks, and a clean yard can go a long way. Learn how to spot, remove, and defend against ticks to keep your pet safe and healthy all year round.
Are You Prepared For A Pet Accident or Illness? What Every Pet Parent Should Know
Accidents and illnesses can happen when we least expect them — even to the healthiest pets. As loving pet parents, preparation is one of the most important (and often overlooked) ways we can protect our dogs and cats. In this article, Dogs On The Run shares thoughtful, practical tips to help you plan ahead, from building a pet first aid kit to exploring health and liability insurance. Whether you’re at home or entrusting your pet to a professional, a little preparation can make all the difference when it matters most.
Pet Safety Alert: The 20 Most Dangerous Plants for Dogs and Cats
Certain plants that are safe for humans can be dangerous, or even deadly, for pets. Cats, dogs, and other animals can be at risk if they ingest, chew, or simply come into contact with certain plants.
Keeping Your Dog Safe from the Dangers of Fentanyl and Opioids
The opioid epidemic, especially with the rise of fentanyl, has extended its impact beyond humans, posing significant risks to pets, particularly dogs. In addition to the dangers within the home, pets can be at risk while out in public spaces, such as parks, sidewalks, or on walks. Here are key points for pet parents about opioids, including fentanyl, and how to keep your furry friend safe both inside and outside the home:
Minimizing Risk: Keeping Pets Safe
Written By: Heather Vandemark
When things go wrong unexpectedly, we often say, "Accidents happen." However, many accidents are preventable. Sometimes, distractions or a false sense of security can create opportunities for disaster.
I’ve experienced the anxiety of receiving the phone call that my dog had run away. My dog was 11 years old—typically not an escape artist or a runner. But as we know, a pet’s behavior can change due to factors like a new home, a different caregiver, the loss of a family member, or even something as simple as a change in diet.
Why Your Pet Should Wear an AirTag: The Ultimate Solution for Pet Safety
As pet parents, we all want what's best for our furry, scaly, or feathered companions. Whether it's a dog, cat, rabbit, or even a bird, keeping your pet safe is a top priority. One of the most innovative ways to ensure your pet's safety is by using an Apple AirTag. Originally designed for tracking personal belongings, AirTags have quickly become an essential tool for tracking pets as well. Here’s why you should consider having your pet wear an AirTag.