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The smells and sights of autumn make a great excuse to head out into the woods or to take a long walk with your dog. However, there are several different outdoor dangers that you should be cautious of whenever you head outside in the fall. For instance, November is the peak season for hunting. Therefore, you should always make sure both you and your pet are wearing proper bright colors to ward off any hunters in your area. Also, many people begin preparing their vehicles for the colder ...

While the fall season can bring about colder weather and more time spent bundled up inside, that does not mean that you and your pets cannot still enjoy the wonderful autumn air around you. In fact, fall is one of the greatest times of year for escaping outside with your pooch or spending some real one-on-one time inside with your favorite pal. When you are running through the bright red and orange leaves with your dog outside or curling up with your cat next to the toasty fireplace, it is ...

Unfortunately all Christmas Trees have dangers for pets. Real Christmas trees are more dangerous to cats than fake plastic ones. Pine needles can puncture internal organs if eaten, they are also toxic to cats. However animals that ingest fake pine needles can end up with an intestinal blockage. If you do have a real tree, make sure the drink stand has plenty of water to prevent the tree drying out & losing needles. It is important that your cat isn't able to get to this water & drink it as it ...