Safety

Halloween safety for dogs comes down to one thing: keeping the candy bowl — and everything else chewable the holiday brings — out of nose range. Poison-control calls spike the week of Halloween, with chocolate (dogs are ~95% of those calls) leading the list. Move the candy, scan labels for xylitol, and save your vet’s

Can an AirTag track your dog? Yes — with a catch. An AirTag has no GPS; it pings nearby Apple devices over Bluetooth, so it only updates where other phones are around. That limitation mattered on October 16, 2026, when a 4-year-old poodle-husky mix named LouLou was found alive in Alaska after 50 hours alone

When a pet emergency strikes, seconds count. Searching for vet phone numbers, medical histories, or microchip details during a crisis wastes precious time. Being prepared ahead of time ensures your dog gets care as quickly as possible. ✦ Free Local Pet Resource Finder Find local shelters, emergency support, and practical care resources instantly with our

A dog emergency go-bag is useful only when it is current, easy to grab, and matched to your dog. Store it near an exit and review it several times a year. Identification and records Include a recent photo, microchip details, medication list, vaccine information, veterinary contact numbers, pet-insurance details, and a short summary of important

Warm weather means more time outdoors with your dog — but heat is more dangerous to dogs than many owners realize. Dogs can’t cool themselves the way we do, and heatstroke can become life-threatening fast. This guide shows you how to keep your dog safe when temperatures rise. Quick answer: Never leave a dog in