Tag: pet safe ice melt
5 Ways to Support Local Shelters During Winter Prep
The days are getting shorter, temperatures are dropping, and the first whisper of winter is in the air. As we cozy up our homes and prepare for colder months, it’s...
Why Chloride-Free Ice Melt Matters (Explained Simply)
The first snowfall is beautiful, isn’t it? But then comes the ice, and out come the bags of ice melt. You sprinkle those little crystals on your driveway, sidewalks, and...
4 Dangerous Lies Pet Owners Tell Themselves About Cold-Weather Paws
You’re a loving pet owner. You buy the best food, you know your dog’s favorite spot on the couch, and you’d never dream of letting them outside in a blizzard....
Why Your Winter Ice Melt is Tainting Your Town’s Water
The ice forms, the sidewalks become treacherous, and out comes the bag of rock salt. You’re doing your part to keep people from slipping, but have you ever stopped to...
New Rescue Pet & Winter Sidewalks: Hidden Dangers & Protection
Bringing a new rescue pet home is a joyous occasion. Their wagging tail or soft purr is a testament to the second chance you’ve given them. But as the winter...
When First Snow Hits: Checklist for Pet Owners
That first flurry of snow is magical, isn’t it? We reach for our mugs, cozy blankets, and the camera to capture our excited dog leaping through the fresh powder. But...
Halloween Night Weather: Keep Pets Warm & Calm (Cold, Rain & Chaos Pet Safety)
The air is getting crisp, the leaves are turning, and spooky season is in full swing. Halloween night promises costumes, candy, and community fun. But as you plan your trick-or-treating...
Most Common Cold-Weather Injuries for Pets
You’ve done it. You’ve looked out the window at the snow, turned up the thermostat, and thought, “My dog is totally fine, they’ve got fur!” As the veterinary community celebrates...
Can Cold Surfaces Burn Like Heat? (Yes, Here’s How)
You’re probably familiar with the warning about hot pavement in the summer—if you can’t hold your hand on it for 7 seconds, your dog shouldn’t walk on it. Well, that...