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Pet Safety
National Pet ID Week
National Pet ID Week is for seven days starting April 17th. This national week gives pet owners a great reminder to make sure their pet’s identification is up-to-date. ID tags and microchips give lost pets the best chance possible to …
Poison Prevention Week (20th -26th)
National Poison Prevention Week raises awareness of poison prevention nationwide during the third full week of March every year. The week is a time to highlight the dangers of poisonings for people of all ages and promote community involvement in poisoning …
The good and Bad – Dog Bones
Dogs and bones: it seems like a natural pairing. That’s why so many comic strips and movies feature dogs gnawing on juicy bones. But in reality, bones can present health and safety hazards for your dog. Chewing is a natural …
National Train Your Dog Month
In 2010 the Association of Professional Dog Trainers began the National Train Your Dog Month campaign. The APDT thought it was long overdue to dedicate a month to bringing awareness to the importance of socialization and training, and most of …
World Rabies Day
Rabies remains a major concern worldwide, killing tens of thousands of people every year. In the United States, one to two people die annually, and there were more than 4,900 reported cases of animal rabies in the U.S. in 2018. …
National Check the Chip Day
Microchips greatly increase the chances that pets will be reunited with their families if they are lost or stolen…but a microchip only works if its registration information is accurate. National Check the Chip Day was created by the American Animal …
Fear of Fireworks
Fireworks, picnics and other Fourth of July traditions can be great fun for people; but all of the festivities can be frightening and even dangerous for animals. Noisy fireworks and other celebrations can startle animals and cause them to run …