pet safety

Some holiday plants and greenery can harm or possibly even kill a pet. Try to keep plants away from pets or use alternative (or artificial) decorations.

Keeping your pet safe is always time well-spent, because it means you are protecting your best friend!

Pets are not in as much danger from the solar eclipse as from mistakes we might make around the event.

As you ring in the New Year, remember to keep your furry friend's safety and well-being in mind!

Alabamians are slithering their way down to Etowah County this weekend for a day of snakes and all things scaly. Show Me Reptiles is hosting its Show Me Reptile Show at The Venue at Coosa Landing on Saturday, August 26, from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

It's summertime in Alabama, and that often means a lot of heat and a lot of humidity. This weather could endanger many animals. Here are some do’s and don’ts when it comes to pet safety this summer.

Having your pet microchipped can help your best friend find its way home, but it's not necessarily "one and done". You have to keep your information updated!

It is so important for pet owners to make sure their furry friends stay safe, especially in a dangerous storm!

Know the three 'P's of fire safety for pets - prevention, planning and practicing. Those three 'P's will help to keep everyone safe!