We truly believe in pet wellness and that doesn't end with their diet!
Empower yourself with the knowledge and tools to care for your pet in any situation. Our Wellness section covers essential Pet First Aid and expert-led Training resources to help you stay confident, calm, and capable when your furry friend needs you most.
Bloating occurs when a pet’s stomach fills with gas and twists, cutting off blood flow. It’s a life-threatening emergency, especially in large dog breeds.
Feed your pet smaller, more frequent meals, avoid vigorous exercise right after eating, and use slow-feed bowls.
A hard, swollen belly, retching without vomiting, drooling, restlessness, and rapid breathing.
Stay calm and avoid grabbing collars, use a loud noise, water spray, or barrier to separate them. Never get between fighting animals.
Clean with mild antiseptic and apply pressure to stop bleeding. Seek vet care, even small punctures can lead to infection.
Yes, if it involves another person or animal. Documentation is important, and your vet may need to file a report.
Check for dry gums, sunken eyes, lethargy, and skin that doesn’t snap back quickly when gently pinched.
Always provide clean water, especially after play or heat exposure. Add water to dry food or use pet-safe broths for picky drinkers.
Yes, severe dehydration can cause organ damage and requires immediate veterinary attention.
Include gauze, non-stick bandages, antiseptic wipes, digital thermometer, tweezers, hydrogen peroxide (for vet-directed vomiting), and your vet’s contact info.
Some human items work, but always check labels and avoid anything with xylitol or human pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen.
Review it every 6 months and replace expired items or used supplies.
Electrical cords, small choking hazards, toxic plants, open trash bins, and loose medications.
Use baby gates, cabinet locks, and cover wires. Keep cleaning products and foods (like chocolate or grapes) well out of reach.
Absolutely, secure fences, remove sharp objects, and avoid leaving antifreeze or lawn chemicals accessible.