What to Do If You See a Dog in a Hot Car - ...Even if the dog seems to recover, it’s a good idea to take it to a vet for a...

Preparing Your Dog for a Sitter - ...and favorite spots - Any medications or special needs - Emergency contact numbers (vet, yourself, etc.) - Behavioral cues (e.g., how your...

Tips for Dog-Friendly Travel Destinations - ...7. **Check Local Vet Services**: Before you travel, find a local veterinarian in the area in case of emergencies. It...

Signs of Medication Allergies in Dogs - ...If your dog experiences a seizure after taking medication, this is a medical emergency, and you should contact your veterinarian...

Preparing Your Dog for a Long Road Trip - ...Before you embark on your journey, take your dog to the vet for a health check-up. Ensure they are...

Essential Items for Traveling with Your Dog - ...It’s a good idea to have a list of emergency vet contacts handy as well. 6. **Waste Bags**: Always...

Tips to Keep Your Dog Safe from Getting Lost - ...This tiny chip is implanted under their skin and contains your contact information, which can be scanned by a vet...

Keeping Your Dog Safe During Summer - ...Familiarize yourself with symptoms of heatstroke and what to do in case of an emergency. If you suspect your dog...

Best Ways to Keep Your Dog Safe at Home - ...10. **Emergency Preparedness**: Have a first aid kit specifically for dogs and know the location of the nearest vet. Familiarize...

Ensuring Your Dog's Safety During Car Travel - ...If your dog shows signs of nausea, consult your vet for advice on how to manage it, which may include...