Traveling with Pets: Tips for a Safe and Stress-Free Journey

The holidays are a time for family, celebration, and often, travel. Whether you’re heading to visit relatives or embarking on a much-needed vacation, your furry companions may be part of the adventure. Traveling with pets can be a rewarding experience, but it requires preparation to ensure their safety and comfort.

Arthritis in My Aging Pet: Caring for Our Beloved Fur Children

Senior Elderly Old Golden Retriever Outside on Grass with Person Smiling being Pet and looking at camera

As pet parents, our pets are not just animals—they are our beloved fur children, members of the family who bring us joy, love, and companionship. Watching them age can be tough, especially when they begin to show signs of discomfort, such as slowing down or having difficulty moving. One common issue in aging pets is arthritis.

International Homeless Animals Day: 5 Ways You Can Support Animal Welfare

International Homeless Animals Day: 5 Ways You Can Support Animal Welfare Every year on the third Saturday of August, animal lovers across the globe come together to observe International Homeless Animals Day. This important day, which falls on August 20th this year, was established in 1992 by the International Society for Animal Rights (ISAR) to… Continue reading International Homeless Animals Day: 5 Ways You Can Support Animal Welfare

Summer Pneumonia in Horses: Understanding the Risks and Prevention

Summer Pneumonia in Horses: Understanding the Risks and Prevention As summer temperatures soar in Tucson, Arizona, horse owners should be aware of the increased risk of pneumonia in their equine companions. While many associate pneumonia with colder months, the hot, dry conditions of summer can also create an environment conducive to respiratory infections. Understanding the… Continue reading Summer Pneumonia in Horses: Understanding the Risks and Prevention

Ensuring Your Horse’s Hydration: Signs, Prevention, and First Aid

A horse hoof being washed off with water.

As temperatures soar in Tucson throughout the summer months, the risk of potential health concerns for our horses and farm animals increases as well. Spending time outdoors heightens the risk of dehydration, a serious issue that can lead to fatigue, heat stroke, and other health problems in our equine companions.

Summer in Tucson: Recognizing Signs of Dehydration in Your Pets

Caring dog owner helping a german shepherd drink from his palm while keeping it hydrated

Summer in Tucson is not just hot—it’s scorching. With temperatures frequently soaring above 100 degrees, it’s no wonder that heat exhaustion and dehydration pose serious threats to our beloved pets.