Summer means more time spent outdoors with our family and furry friends. It also means being aware of summertime plants which can be dangerous for our pets. And since many people like to plant gardens to grow fresh food for themselves over the summer, we will also take a look at a couple of garden plants that can be poisonous to pets. The safest way for plants and pets to coexist is to have only non-toxic plants in your pet's environment. When that isn't possible, it is best

We look forward to summer for many reasons. The heat isn't one of them! When the temperatures climb, people and pets are at risk for heatstroke. Whether you are hiking, walking, running, or visiting dog parks, please take some time to familiarize yourself with the signs of heatstroke to keep your pet safe and healthy. Heatstroke occurs when a pet’s body temperature increases to 104.9 F or greater after engaging in exercise/activity or being exposed to an increased outdoor tem