The latest news and trends about dogs and cats for our pet-loving pet parents from the team at Healthy Paws Pet Insurance & Foundation.
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The latest news and trends about dogs and cats for our pet-loving pet parents from the team at Healthy Paws Pet Insurance & Foundation.
The Healthy Paws Frosted Faces Awards
November 9th, 2018 by Colleen WilliamsNovember is Adopt a Senior Pet Month in the US, where many shelters emphasize the importance of adopting older pets and discuss the challenges and joys of bringing in senior dogs and cats. At Healthy Paws, we have 292 pets enrolled who are aged 16 to 20 years old (100 dogs and 192 cats, in… Read More
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The Healthy Paws Frosted Faces Awards
11/09/2018 by Colleen WilliamsNovember is Adopt a Senior Pet Month in the US, where many shelters emphasize the importance of adopting older pets and discuss the challenges and joys of bringing in senior dogs and cats. At Healthy Paws, we have 292 pets enrolled who are aged 16 to 20 years old (100 dogs and 192 cats, in… Read More
November 9th, 2018 by Colleen Williams -
9 Tips for Moving with Your Pet
11/09/2018 by Healthy PawsWhile moving to a new home is an exciting chapter in you and your pet’s life, there are some steps you should take and things you should know before embarking on this journey. We’ve compiled a list of the top things you should know before, during, and after your moving day to ensure the transition is… Read More
November 9th, 2018 by Healthy Paws -
A Healthy Thanksgiving Feast for Your Pup
11/02/2018 by OllieYou know who else can’t wait to eat sweet potatoes, turkey, and pumpkin pie? Your dog! But you don’t want to give them scraps off the table – especially when human foods are usually cooked with excess salt and sugar, and sometimes contain toxic ingredients (like garlic, onion, raisins, and xylitol). That being said, there… Read More
November 2nd, 2018 by Ollie -
The Importance of Adopting Senior Pets
11/01/2018 by Wendy Rose GouldWe totally get it. Cuddly puppies and tiny, squeaky kittens are absolutely impossible to resist. It’s why adopters specifically seek them in their search, and one of the reasons why they’re often adopted out so quickly from shelters. Young pets are moldable, photogenic, and have many years of life left in them. That said, it’s… Read More
November 1st, 2018 by Wendy Rose Gould -
Common Health Issues in Teacup Dogs
11/01/2018 by Healthy PawsTeacup dogs are tiny breeds of pups, sort of bending to the “Aw, I wish they’d stay this small forever!” idea about puppies. Unfortunately, purposefully breeding animals smaller and smaller means their tiny size comes with big health issues. If you purchase your pet from an unlicensed teacup dog breeder, you could find your troubles are… Read More
November 1st, 2018 by Healthy Paws -
November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month
11/01/2018 by Colleen WilliamsIt can be heartbreaking to hear your beloved best friend has cancer. November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month, and we’re passing along some of the best tips we have for finding it early, preventative care, and how pet insurance can help. How can you help prevent it? We’ve covered how to prevent cancer in… Read More
November 1st, 2018 by Colleen Williams -
How To Prevent Cancer in Dogs
11/01/2018 by Healthy PawsAs National Pet Cancer Awareness Month ends, we present these tips for preventing cancer in dogs…. Read More
November 1st, 2018 by Healthy Paws -
Xylitol: Dogs’ Sweetest Enemy
10/31/2018 by Healthy PawsXylitol poisoning can be fatal. It is one of the worst ingredients for dogs, outside grapes and raisins. Know the signs and symptoms, and be ready to act quickly should your dog accidentally gobble up desserts, gum (even left on the street), or sugar-free peanut butter. What is Xylitol? Most commonly used as a sugar… Read More
October 31st, 2018 by Healthy Paws -
Try These Strategies for Keeping Your Dog Calm This Halloween
10/30/2018 by Danielle Guercio(Because monster masks and dogs don’t always mix!) Between trick-or-treaters and elaborate costumes masking the identity of their favorite people, Halloween can be a tough time for dogs who just aren’t equipped for this type of excitement. Before setting out bowls full of off-limits treats and opening the door to a parade of little goblins… Read More
October 30th, 2018 by Danielle Guercio
