Pet Articles

Is Your Pet Dehydrated? Try These Simple Tests
By Hank Champion
We all know daily hydration is essential for us, but did you know it’s crucial for your pet too? Along with helping to prevent urinary and kidney disease, proper hydration plays a role in virtually every body function of your pet.

Are you ready to Bark for Your Park?
By Justin Young
Since 2011, PetSafe® has donated over $1.2 Million to communities across the country build, enhance and maintain dog parks. This year, we’re committing another $225,000 through the annual Bark for Your Park™ grants program.Why build a park just for dogs? Beyond giving our canine companions a place...

Learn the Truth About the PetSafe® ScoopFree® Self-Cleaning Litter Box
By Justin Young
Millions of cats around the world believe humans are making a big business out of stockpiling cat poop. But, where are they hiding it? Watch the video, and learn the truth about this global catspiracy.

Training with a Remote Trainer
By PetSafe Guest
With the start of a new year, you may have resolved to learn something new. Maybe it’s time to teach your dog a few things, too. Remote trainers are a great tool for reinforcing behaviors you like, such staying close to you on walks. You can also use a remote trainer to correct behaviors you’re not...

Is your pet trying to tell you something?
By Justin Young
Are you only getting a mean mug from your pug? Is your Calico a no-show emotionally? Maybe your pet is trying to tell you something.

Give the dogs in your community a space of their own! Bark for Your Park™ 2017 opens May 1st!
By PetSafe Guest
Since 2011, PetSafe® Brand has invested more than a million dollars in creating safe, off-leash areas for pets and pet owners across the United States. In 2017, we’ll help even more communities build, enhance or update dog parks.

Teach Your Dog to Stay Calm and Stop Barking
By Justin Young
Is your dog’s excessive barking keeping you from having a peaceful home? If so, now is the perfect time to get started on training him when it’s ok to bark.