As the leaves begin to change and temperatures start to drop, autumn brings unique challenges for our feathered companions. Whether you’re caring for backyard chickens, pet birds, or welcoming wild visitors to your garden, a few small adjustments can go a long way this fall.

A common question our customer service team is asked is "How do I dose HomeoPet Avian WRM Clear for a...

As summer winds down, routines start to change. Children head back to school, vacations come to an end and, for...

BBQ season means tempting scraps for pets — but onions, corn cobs, cooked bones, and more can spell trouble. Here's what to keep off their plate and what's safe to share.

Overheating in your pet is not something to take lightly. As the weather heats up, it’s important to remain aware of how the heat affects your animals.

June is National Adopt a Cat Month and to celebrate all that is feline and fabulous, we have created a free downloadable e-booklet full of tips and insights into cats, cat care and how to keep your cats healthy, naturally.

Sometimes, it seems that getting into scrapes is what pets do best. Getting out of them, however, can be another matter and may require medical care.

Ticks are nasty little parasites which feed on humans and animals alike. Although tick exposure can occur year-round, they’re more common in warmer months, meaning our pets are at risk of picking these critters up between late spring and autumn.