Resources for your pet needs

Our pets are always there for us, and we want what’s best for them. There are certain actions we can take to keep pets happy and healthy for as long as possible and build the bond we share with them.

Do you know what you would do if your dog ate some chocolate? What if your cat had a seizure? What if your pet was overheating on a hot summer day, or fell down the stairs and started limping?

Your pets are family—so when disaster strikes, being prepared means you won’t be scrambling to gather their essentials at the last minute.

The Hero Pet Boarding Network connects military pet owners with trusted volunteers who provide safe, loving homes for pets during deployments, training, PCS, and other service commitments.

Puppies and kittens must receive multiple vaccinations at specific times in order to establish full immunity. After this initial series, boosters should be given yearly.

When bringing home a new puppy, one of the first training steps is also one of the most important: potty training! Here are some great tips from the Purina Farms trainers to set you and your new family member up for success. Happy training!

Environmental enrichment can help to improve your relationship with your dog, decrease stress for both you and your pet, and provide mental and physical stimulation to keep your dog healthy and happy.

As with people, senior dogs face different health challenges than younger dogs. Learn how to care for your aging dog, and ensure that his older years are spent as happy and as pain-free as possible.