Maddie Topliff

5 days ago | dailypaws.com | Maddie Topliff

Easter time is a flurry of plastic eggs, cute bunnies and chocolate galore. And while your pet would look absolutely adorable in bunny ears, unfortunately, not all Easter festivities are pet-safe. In order to have a care-free Easter weekend, it's important to watch out for your furry friends. Here are five treats and decorations to keep your pets safe from this Easter. Many common Easter treats and decorations can be harmful to pets if ingested.

2 weeks ago | dailypaws.com | Maddie Topliff

Here's a very cost-effective way to celebrate your dog or cat: if there's any day to give your sweet babies an extra pet or scritch scrotch, it's National Pet Day—as long as they give you the go-ahead! Extra pets and scratches are always appreciated, but if you really want to make your pet happy, nothing beats a brand-new toy. If you bring your pet along to the store, they might get so excited that they’ll pick out a toy and carry it all the way to checkout themselves.

2 weeks ago | bhg.com | Maddie Topliff

Photo: Martin Deja / Getty Images Key TakeawaysPower cords pose several dangers to household pets, including risks of choking and electrocution. Unplugging household items prevents pets from getting near cords and keeps the devices from running unnecessarily. In addition to unplugging, there are several other ways to prevent pets from getting tangled up in power cords. Pets are curious creatures, always wanting to explore the world around them.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Maddie Topliff

Key TakeawaysPower cords pose several dangers to household pets, including risks of choking and electrocution. Unplugging household items prevents pets from getting near cords and keeps the devices from running unnecessarily. In addition to unplugging, there are several other ways to prevent pets from getting tangled up in power cords. Pets are curious creatures, always wanting to explore the world around them.

1 month ago | dailypaws.com | Maddie Topliff

Wild Coast Raw has issued a voluntary recall of six lots of its Frozen Boneless Free Range Chicken Formula cat food due to the risk of contamination by H5N1, a strain of the virus known as bird flu. Learn more about the recall to see if your cat food is affected and what actions to take next.