Safe Holidays for Your Pets
The most festive time of the year is upon us, and we want to make sure your pets enjoy the holly-jolly times with you while staying safe and sound.
The most festive time of the year is upon us, and we want to make sure your pets enjoy the holly-jolly times with you while staying safe and sound.
With severe winter weather in the forecast, here are some tips from the Animal Rescue League of Iowa (ARL) to keep your pets – and the pets in your community – safe in these cold temperatures.
Turkey, stuffing, green bean casserole, pumpkin pie…your mouth waters simply thinking about Thanksgiving. And although it’s a day to give thanks, your pets won’t be any too grateful if they end up at the vet’s office due to a holiday emergency.
Halloween is a fun holiday that is celebrated with tricks, treats, and costumes of all kinds, but it can also be a night of dangers and stress for pets. In order to keep your pets happy and safe during this spooky holiday, follow these simple steps!
If you’re handing out candy to trick-or-treaters, here’s a great way to help get the word out about adoptable pets at the ARL!
Every summer, hundreds of cats and dogs die needlessly due to their owners not taking the proper precautions regarding the extreme heat. Here are simple steps you can take to make sure your animal enjoys the summer months.
The loud booms, pops, and fizzes associated with fireworks can make pets feel uneasy. Luckily, there are some simple steps you can take to help calm your pet’s nerves.
As warm weather approaches, the temperatures of outdoor surfaces, such as cement or asphalt, can quickly become dangerous. Take these steps to prevent injury to your pet’s paws.
It’s the time of year we all love – long walks and visits to public dog parks! As dog owners, we want to be sure that crossing paths with other dogs in public spaces is safe for all parties involved. Here are a few tips for when you are out and about with your dogs this summer.
As the ARL sees an increase in dogs with parvovirus, learn what to do to protect your dog.