A little birdie told us that your pet has been a great coworker, so we thought they deserved some formal recognition. With many of us spending much more time at home to practice social distancing during the COVID-19 quarantine, you’re likely developing a new appreciation for your pet(s). They love unconditionally, they are always there… Read More

View or download a PDF version of this infographic Curious about what is okay and not okay for your dog to eat? Check out our comprehensive guide on what human foods are safe and not safe for dogs. … Read More

If you’ve been spending a lot more time at home with your pet lately, there are a few things that are likely true: You have empty toilet paper tubes Your pet is bored Most of us are homebound more than usual which means the fridge is stocked and the toilet paper is stacked to the… Read More

Cat expert Jackson Galaxy defines catification as “the art of creating an enriched home environment that is acceptable to both you and your cat.” Every inch of your home you share with your cat can be shared positively. When you catify your home, you allow your cat to find confidence and own certain spaces without sacrificing… Read More

For pet parents, one of the biggest blessings of being quarantined and working from home is getting to spend more time with our pets. Though you and your pet should soak up the extra snuggle time, it’s important to note the potential ramifications of “too much” time together and set appropriate boundaries to prevent it… Read More

With more cities and states issuing “shelter-in-place” orders daily to fight the spread of COVID-19, you may be wondering if veterinarian clinics and pet supply businesses are considered “essential.” Many orders require nonessential businesses to close. The answer is yes, they are considered essential, for the most part. In the three states most heavily hit… Read More

Diagnosis: Lily poisoning Vet bill: $3,244 | Healthy Paws covered: $2,345 Coverage: 80 percent | $250 deductible Blue, a one-year-old Siberian Forest Cat, is one curious cat, says his pet parent Missy. He’s also affectionate and sweet. Missy is aware of things that are harmful or poisonous to cats since there are two in the… Read More

Let me start by being very clear – your pets will not give you COVID-19. Do not surrender your pets to animal shelters out of fear. In this article, we will discuss the role of pets in the family structure, how to keep yourself and your community safe with pet-related activities, and the characteristics of… Read More

Quarantining with a pet? Here’s a list of resources for pet parents. Be sure to bookmark this page as we’ll update it frequently. Coronavirus and pets: FAQ for owners Can my dog get sick from COVID-19? Can my cat get sick from COVID-19? Can pets spread COVID-19 from one person to another? What about the… Read More

While most of us associate this time of year with longer days and warmer weather, the change of season brings potential spring hazards for your pet. Pets who may have been cooped up all winter are suddenly more susceptible to toxic plants, exposure to harmful chemicals, activity-related injuries and overexertion, parasitic diseases and chance encounters… Read More

We’ve partnered with Pawsitive Alliance for the #WhyNotMePets campaign to give difficult-to-home pets an extra paw up. These lovable pets are ready to find their forever homes.   MEET MS. HANNAH!   Breed: Alaskan Malamute Age/Gender/Size: 6 ½  years / Female / Extra Large (100 lbs) Likes: Snacking on cheese curds, Netflix and hikes (to work… Read More