PetSafe Pet Author
Thomas Fraser
Thomas Fraser is the PetSafe® brand copywriter. He worked as a news reporter and editor in Tennessee, New Jersey, North Carolina and Virginia before joining the PetSafe® pack in November 2018. He lives in Blount County with his daughter and her mother, a professional dressage rider and horse trainer. He loves animals, sports and the outdoors and is also the proud parent of a Malinois (Aston), silver retriever (Oso), miniature Aussie shepherd (Remington), two cats (Ronaldo and Fendi) and a pony (Camellia).
Articles by This Author
That pretty new puppy in your arms is going to be a handful. With patience, love and persistence, however, he will grow quickly by your side and become a close friend and family member. Here...
The new year offers a clean slate and a chance for self-improvement. Did you resolve to improve your pet’s life in 2020, too? It’s not too late to focus on the year ahead, and sticking to...
You may have noticed a new item on the list of canine vaccinations recommended by your veterinarian, or those required for boarding or grooming services. Just like humans, dogs can contract a...
You might enjoy a little solitude amid the holidays’ frenetic mix of friends, fun and festivities. Your dog – not so much. Your pups are highly social animals and they will miss you as you...
The holidays can present multiple challenges for pets and parents both naughty and nice. Thanksgiving means your home may be full of chattering guests and family members, and how will your...
It’s almost time for holiday travel, and that means packing up the family – cats and dogs included -- to head over the hills and through the woods to grandmother’s house. While your pets...
Ghosts and goblins seeking treats will soon fill the dark streets. But why should humans have all the fun on Halloween? Get your pets involved to make memories that will treat you for...
Danger lurks on Halloween, and not just in spooky hollows or haunted houses. The occasion presents potential problems for your pets, but all will be well if you take a few...
Are you a fervent fan, or feeling jilted and jaded? Either way, you can still invite your pup to homecoming. Or maybe he wants to go pro. Furry friends love football – or chewing on...
Congratulations on committing to a clay- and clump-free future for you and your cat. PetSafe® Premium Crystal Litter – such as that used in the PetSafe® ScoopFree® Self-Cleaning Litter Box --...
Preparation is key to dealing with any disaster. Be it a hurricane, tornado, blizzard, wildfire, flood or man-made disaster, you need a grab-and-go emergency pet evacuation kit that...
Taking your cat for a walk doesn’t have to be a drag. The PetSafe® Come With Me Kitty Harness and Bungee Leash™ make it easy for her to get some fresh air and sensory refreshments without...
What’s a dog to do when most of the pack returns to school? It’s been a long summer of romping, running, fetching and fun for many of the dogs among us, but as schoolchildren would agree:...
There’s still time to hit the road, sky or rails for a last summer vacation. And there are lots of options for those who can’t bear to leave their fur babies behind even for a quick...
Obesity is a growing threat to pet health If you take your dog on a waddle instead of a walk, it might be time to adjust his diet or feeding habits. The same holds true if your cat is too...
Here’s a pet health primer on ticks, fleas and mosquitoes There’s a new tick in town. The longhorned Asian tick has now joined the long list of tiny critters that can pose a threat to...
If you or your neighbors plan on getting all 1776 this Independence Day, remember that bombs bursting in air are more like bursting in scare for cats and dogs. What might seem like a harmless...
Make sure your animals always have access to fresh, filtered water Summer means time on the water, by the water and in the water. But is your pet drinking enough of it? How can you be sure,...
Seven tips for the leaves of three Dogs can get rashes from poison ivy, but it’s more likely you’ll get a poison-ivy rash from your dog. That’s because dogs’ coats typically protect their...
