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10/07/2026

Leash up! It’s time to celebrate National Walk Your Dog Week! 🐶 Whether it’s a short stroll or a long hike, every step counts for a healthy pup!

10/05/2026

Dogs use subtle body language signals to communicate that they need space. It’s important to pay attention!

Read on for 9 ways your dog may ask for space.

Discover the subtle ways dogs ask for space, from body language cues to behavioral signals, so you can better understand and respect your dog’s boundaries.

10/04/2026

Animals play an important role in our world, whether they share our homes or live freely in their natural habitats. World Animal Day gives us an opportunity to reflect on how our everyday choices can help protect their health, safety, and well-being.

10/04/2026

St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals and the environment, passed away on October 4, 1226. His message of mercy toward all creatures great and small lives on in the hearts of animal lovers around the globe, and it's in his honor we celebrate World Animal Day.

This year's theme is See the World Through Their Eyes.

Happy World Animal Day to all you animal lovers!

10/02/2026

Happy National Walk Your Dog Week!

10/01/2026

October is Adopt-A-Dog Month!

Let's kick it off by talking about black dog syndrome - an observable shelter phenomenon where black-coated dogs (and cats) are passed over for adoption in favor of lighter-colored animals.

But there are so many reasons to love a black dog! Share yours in the comments!

09/30/2026

Happy Cat Month is coming to a close!

But before the month ends, check out this article on common cat sounds and what they mean.

Learn the meaning behind common cat sounds, including meows, purrs, chirps, hisses, yowls, and other cat noises, plus when vocalizations may signal a health issue.

09/28/2026

Today is World Rabies Day!

09/28/2026

World Rabies Day is a reminder to keep our furry friends safe from rabies. Pets, especially dogs and cats, can contract rabies from wild animals or other infected pets. If you have any questions about protecting your pets from rabies, please call us at +1 417-667-6081.

09/26/2026

Did you know? Animals hide pain instinctively to protect themselves from predators.

Here are common signs of pain in your pet.