While people began panicking about the novel coronavirus, known as COVID-19, Liza became inspired to create a natural paw sanitizer for our four-legged friends. She saw a need and created a product to fill that need. Liza first had the idea to create a paw sanitizer when she noticed everyone purchasing hand sanitizer. “I hadn’t seen a sanitizer for their pets,” she noted. Realizing she already had several natural ingredients in her kitchen and backyard garden, Liza decided to try making paw sanitizer for her two fur-babies. She admits the process involved some trial and error when she first began. “It took me about two hours of mixing and making … to get the correct consistency.”

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As a pet owner, you want the very best for your furry friend. After all, we are our pets’ guardians and protectors. One thing that is easy to forget is that animals explore the world around them with their mouths, and this can lead to danger. Even the savviest pet-owners may be unaware of pet poisons lurking in plain sight.

March is designated Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month. We thought it fitting to point out some less known household items that could turn dangerous if they ended up in our furry friends’ paws.

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Pets give us endless love and bring smiles and joy to our everyday lives. They teach us to be kinder and more compassionate. They are our loyal friends and fearless protectors. So it is worth remembering that pet ownership comes with great responsibility. After all, we are their guardians, leaders, and protectors, although it may not always feel that way.

February is Responsible Pet Ownership Month, an appropriate time to look at what it means to be a responsible pet owner.

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The cold, dark days of winter are here. The low temperatures and slippery outdoor conditions can pose some real risks to you and your pet, and dampen your motivation for outdoor exercise.

No matter how cold you feel, your dog still needs exercise in the winter months. The chances are that if he doesn’t get it, he will find a less desirable outlet for his energy. A dog with excess energy may turn to destructive behaviors such as chewing and destroying household items. Unfortunately, these negative behaviors may continue into the warmer months.

So rather than let winter weather keep you and your pooch indoors, use these tips to make winter walks a safe part of your routine.

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