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I just love these infographics from Fear Free Pets! With the holidays upon us, keeping our pets safe can be more of a challenge. Check out these wonderful tips from the Fear Free group on how to keep you furry loved ones safe this Thanksgiving!

Altro wishes you a Happy 4th of July! As we prepare to celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, let’s remember to keep our furry friends safe. Here are some quick tips: - Keep pets indoors: The noise from fireworks can be frightening. Create a calm space at home where your pet can feel secure. - Update ID tags and microchips: In case your pet gets lost, updated information can help bring them home safely. - Avoid toxic foods and decorations: Ensure your pet doesn’t have access to harmful items like chocolate, alcohol, and glow sticks. - Stay cool and hydrated: It’s summer, and it’s hot! Make sure your pets have access to fresh water and a cool place to rest. Let’s celebrate this day of freedom while ensuring the safety and comfort of all family members, including our pets. Have a fun and safe 4th of July! #4thOfJuly #PetSafety #IndependenceDay #AltroPharma

Wishing everyone a day filled with sun, food, and good company celebrating this 4th of July. Considering we're a company with a dog at the center of our brand, we'd be remiss not to mention a few friendly reminders when it comes to our furry companions this time of year. 1. Make sure to keep your pets inside. Fireworks are loud and often scary for our pets - reduce runaways by keeping them secured in your home. (Not-so-fun fact: the 4th of July has the highest record of pet runaways) 2. Tired dogs are happy dogs. Try and exercise your pet so they're more relaxed and less wound up when the fireworks start going off. (If you're in an area experiencing a heat wave, try some indoor activities (like sniffing games and indoor fetch). 3. Create a safe and quiet place. Try making their kennel extra cozy by draping a throw over the top, or provide plenty of blankets to burrow. 4. Try giving them a high value treat to occupy them while the fireworks are happing. Like a new bone, or a snuffle mat to keep them busy. We hope you and your furry family stay safe, have fun, and celebrate our country proudly! P.S. Enjoy AI's take on dogs at a 4th of July barbecue!

Meet Monetta's founder, James Williams. His journey began when his childhood Dachshund passed in April 2023, and he tried to fix his heartache by looking for a dog of my own. Learn how James is transforming the way we connect with our four-legged companions. Stay tuned for the launch of our web experience later this month! ——— 🐶 Know someone searching for their ideal canine companion? Share this post with them! 📝 Tried our Breed Match Assessment? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments or DMs!

What simple things did your pet love to do? Did they have favorite habits or patterns? Did they chase their tail or get scared by the vacuum? Let's spend a few minutes today remembering some of those moments we spent together, then write. https://lnkd.in/gN65hwvP #petloss #petcloud #weeklymemoryprompt #petgrief #grief #simplethings

Day 25 - The Joy of Furry Friends Welcome to Day 25 of the 28 Days to Joy Challenge! Today’s Encouragement: Today’s activity is another exercise you can modify to make it work for you. Are you getting better at practicing joy and quieting in your daily life without the prompts? We’re so glad you’re still with us on this journey! Today’s Practice: Exercise 25 Today we practice remembering joy in specific moments. - How This Exercise Will Benefit You: Pets and animals can be a source of joy. They help us quiet ourselves and feel more connected to joy and peace. - Exercise Steps: Think about a favorite pet, and focus on what you enjoyed about this pet. If you do not have a pet example to draw from, focus on a favorite animal interaction. Do you have a favorite story about your pet or an animal? If so, tell that story to someone else. Have fun with this exercise. We pick up tomorrow with more joy practice!

As we gear up for the Victoria Day long weekend celebrations, it’s important to keep in mind how the sounds, sights and smells of fireworks impact our pets! The loud sound of fireworks may lead to pets experiencing more stress. The tips below can help you and your animals have a safe and enjoyable long weekend. - Keep your furry friend indoors during firework displays, and make sure to close windows and pet doors leading outside. - Startled animals will seek a place to hide. This means if your cat or dog manages to get outside, it can be very easy to lose them. Microchips are the most effective way to reunite lost pets with their families, so make sure your pet has been microchipped! - Make sure your animal is wearing its collar and ID tags. - Walk your dog before it gets dark to avoid going outside once the fireworks start. - Have a safe place for your companion animal to feel at ease, like a crate or other confinement space. Check out our blog post for more information. https://lnkd.in/g5UnJ6e4

February 22nd is National Walk Your Dog Day! So, in preparation for the big day, we gathered advice from several of our canine friends at Pals For Life on how to make it a great day. First you must make sure that your human is on a strong leash. They can be easily distracted so you do not want them to escape or run into harm’s way. You need to set the pace for your walk.  Your human may want to hurry and get the walk over with quickly, but it is your job to make them walk at a pace that is comfortable to you both. Besides humans are always rushing through things and don’t take the time to admire their surroundings like dogs do. Remind your human again to slow down by stopping to sniff everything.  And we mean EVERYTHING!  Be sure to check out every tree, lamppost, mailbox, fire hydrant … you get the idea. While you are leaving your calling card, have your humans do so with other humans. Let wave hello to other neighbors or chat with other dog walkers. If they are lingering too long, just give them a little tug on the leash to move them along. If you have trained your human properly, after you do your business, they will pick it up. How great is that?  So, to reward them for a job well done, be sure to give your tail a few more wags or a lick of the hand is most appreciated. 

🎉🐾 Exciting News Alert! 🐶🥳 Our recent anniversary party was a blast, and we've got the highlights all wrapped up in a brand new blog post. From heartwarming pet connections to insightful activities, this read is a must for all pet lovers! Click the link to relive the fun and furry moments. 🎈🐕 #AnniversaryPartyRecap #PetLoversBlog #CelebratingPets #newblogpost

Bringing home a new pet is a significant milestone, but it's important to remember that every dog is different. Take the time to learn your new furry friend's likes, dislikes, and quirks, and embrace the journey of getting to know each other. Click the link to read more #PetAdoption tips! http://ow.ly/Q9rA30sC2Cm