Pet Articles

It’s Time to Bark for Your Park!
By PetSafe Guest
PetSafe® has donated more than $1.5 million to support more than 70 off-leash dog parks in the United States.

How Do You and Your Pet Celebrate the Holidays?
By Hank Champion
The holidays are a special time for family, friends, and pets!

PetSafe® Drinkwell® pet fountains keep the slow burn of pet dehydration at bay
By PetSafe Guest
Dehydration creeps up stealthily, like a slow-moving brush fire that suddenly blossoms into a major blaze, causing major problems. Dehydration, like fire, is best fought with water. Lots of water. And it’s best to apply that water before a physical crisis engulfs your cat or dog and you are...

Surviving the Fourth of July Fireworks with Your Pet
By Justin Young
Independence Day is nearly here. Americans will celebrate the day in many ways. Some will spend the day at the lake or on the beach. Others will invite their friends and family over for a summer feast cooked on the grill. After the sun goes down, many people will gather outside to admire the fireworks that light up the night sky. While humans will enjoy the sights, our canine friends may become stressed out and fearful. Here are some ways you can prepare for the Independence Day fireworks with your pet.

Celebrate National Dog Park Day
By Justin Young
Get ready to celebrate! Saturday, May 5, 2018 is National Dog Park Day. Introduced in 2017, PetSafe® launched National Dog Park Day as a way to encourage dog owners to spend time outdoors with their pets in safe, off-leash areas.

How Much Exercise Does My Dog Need?
By Justin Young
Is your dog getting the activity he needs? How much time should you spend walking and playing with your pup? Learn how to stay healthy and active with your pup!

Holiday House Rules for Dogs & Cats
By Jessie McDowell
With the holidays approaching and visitors making holiday plans to come over, you might be worried about guests dropping food on the floor or leaving doors open. While your pets are practicing their best hungry faces for begging, you can prepare for holiday traffic by printing this handy list of guest guidelines for your dog or cat. Fill it out with info guests should know about your pet. Send a copy to relatives who you'll be visiting, too.