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Back to School, Back to Routine
New schedules can be an adjustment for pets too. Here are a few tips to help your pet ease into the school year:
Keep feeding and walk times as consistent as possible
Watch for signs of separation anxiety if your pet is suddenly home alone more often
Double-check that backpacks, lunch boxes, and school supplies containing xylitol or other pet-toxic ingredients are stored out of reach
Make sure your pet's ID tags and microchip information are up to date in case your pet escapes during the morning rush.
⛈️ Thunderstorms Can Be Scary for Dogs ⛈️
With thunderstorm season here, many pets experience anxiety from loud thunder, lightning, heavy rain, and other sudden noises. Signs of fear may include trembling, pacing, panting, hiding, whining, or destructive behavior.
If your dog struggles during storms, now is the time to prepare. Don't wait until the forecast calls for severe weather! We recommend contacting us ahead of time to discuss calming medications or other anxiety-management options that can help keep your pet comfortable and safe.
