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12 tips to help avoid tragedy at the pet groomer

After reports of pet deaths at groomers across the country, here are some tips and things to look out for when choosing a pet groomer.

What questions to ask when looking for pet boarding

What should you look for, before deciding who to trust to watch over your beloved pet(s) while you are away? When calling around or touring a potential pet care facility, please make sure to check out the following: Vaccination Requirements: The health and safety of your pet should be the top priority! This is partially …

10 Things You Shouldn't Say to Your Veterinarian

Dr. Patty Khuly outlines some remarks that this veterinarian would prefer not to hear from pet owners.

Who's Your Favorite Pet Groomer?

What groomer in the Sedalia/Warrensburg area does the best job?

15 puppies who think they can get away with anything by flashing those big puppy eyes

5 Things Your Dog Wishes You Knew About Picking Him Up

Picking up your dog the right way is easy as long as you follow these vet recommended techniques. Check out our do's and don'ts for handling canines.

How Do Horses Have Fun?

If you've ever watched a herd of horses, you've likely seen a few of the herd members kicking it up and having fun. Some horses are more...

5 Unsafe Pet Products You Probably Don't Know You Have

If you own a dog, most likely you have one or more of these 5 unsafe dog products sitting around your home right now.

Factors Driving Natural, Organic Pet Product Sales

According to a new report from Packaged Facts, 50 percent of pet product purchasers agree that natural and organic pet foods are safer than regular pet foods. Data also revealed that 64 percent of dog owners and 56 percent of cat owners consider product safety and the potential for contamination when purchasing pet food.

The Benefits of Wet Food for Cats and Dogs

While dry food may be a great option for some pets, some owners find wet food delivers unique advantages for your cat or dog. Learn the benefits of both!

Variety is Key to Selling First Aid and Wellness Pet Products

Building a diverse assortment is key for retailers looking to capture the first aid and wellness market.

Have Your Pet Show Your Pride: LGBT Pet Products

It can be difficult to decide just what to buy for your pets, we know. From everyday toys and tools to accessories just for special occasions, each item is a chance to show some personality and flair. We currently have two cats living (mostly sleeping) in the queerdeer office who have inspired us to do some research into queer and… Read More

So Many Popular Pet Products Are on Major Sale for Amazon Prime Day

Your loyal companion will thank you for the treats

27 Pet Products From Amazon You'll Probably Find Helpful While Working From Home

With everything from toys to keep your pet entertained to food that they'll obsess over for hours, here are all the goods you could probably use right now.

Your Happy Pet: Is your pet your bed buddy?

A recent survey by the American Pet Products Association reported nearly half of dogs sleep with their owner. Size apparently has a bit to do ...

How Much Information Does a Pet Product Manufacturer Owe Its Retail Partners?

Gone are the days of blind faith in pet food manufacturers. Retailers—and pet owners—have lots of questions.

Are Millennials Generation Pet?

What to know when marketing, merchandising and selling pet products to millennials

Not just oil: Bath bombs, pet products and other things we saw at the CBD expo

Bath salts. Lip balm. Popcorn. CBD can take the form of a lot more than just oil.

The pros and cons of picking a pet rat

Rodents haven't proven very popular as pets -- only about 4% of pet owners have small animals like rodents and only 6% of those have rats or mice, according to an American Pet Products Association survey. While rats and other rodents bred in large quantities for purposes other than becoming companion animals tend to bite, rats specifically bred to become pets are typically calmer and can make good companions, experts say, but the AVMA notes that they and other pets can also carry…