Now that the weather is warming up, most of us are ready to get outside and enjoy the longer days and pleasant evenings by gathering with friends over cool refreshments and outdoor meals. Fortunately, more dog-friendly restaurants and patios provide opportunities to bring our furry friends along. It's always a good idea to plan ahead and know the restaurant or bar patio etiquette for dogs. That’s why we put together a list of tips to help you enjoy your time together. Research the restaurant and bar rules If you’ve ever thought about bringing your dog to a restaurant, you’re likely aware that ..read more

Spring Break is always a blast, but it can be especially fun if your four-legged family members get to tag along! If you’re prepping to pack up the car for a Spring Break road trip, there’s plenty you can do to make sure your pup has as much fun as you do. Here are some guidelines for how to travel with a dog for Spring Break. Make sure the trip is right for your pet. Before exploring the best way to travel with a dog, consider whether you should bring your pup along at all. While we’d all love to spend Spring Break with our dogs, it’s important to be mindful that not all trips and destination ..read more

The concept of a love language refers to the unique ways that a person or an animal shows that they care for someone else. Love languages are give and take, meaning that they not only include how a pet chooses to show affection, but also how they prefer to receive affection. Learning to read your pet’s love language is the key to building an even stronger bond to last a lifetime. The five love languages for pets fall under the same general categories as they do for people: This pet love language refers to how we use our voices and nonverbal signals to express affection. This pet love language ..read more

Does your best friend have nine lives? Here are our nine favorite cat gifts to make any feline’s holiday merry and bright ..read more

Pets are family, and they deserve their share of holiday cheer! Most dog parents give their pups holiday presents, and some even extend the gift giving to the pets of friends and family. So, what do you give to a dog who already seems to have it all? PetSafe® has you covered with unique gifts for dogs so sad puppy eyes don’t dim bright spirits on Christmas morning. Check out our complete holiday dog gift guide for a full range of gift options for pets and their people. If a tacky doggie Christmas sweater doesn’t cut it for your cutie, here are some pet holiday gift ideas to make sure your dogs ..read more

Car travel with cats can be a little tricky, especially during the busy holiday season. But this doesn’t mean cats can’t enjoy a road trip ..read more

Travel with dogs can be an adventure any time of year, but during the hectic holidays it can be especially exciting ..read more

Ask any cat lover, and they'll tell you that every day should be a holiday for cats, but in the U.S., National Cat Day is celebrated on October 29 ..read more

A fun way to celebrate the holiday season as a cat lover is to give your kitty plenty of presents. We've created a list of the top 5 tech cat gifts to make it easy to pick the right one and make it the best holiday ever ..read more

The holidays aren't just for people – it's a fun time for dogs too, so don't forget to include gifts for your pup as well. With all the choices out there, choosing holiday pet presents for your dog or the dog lovers in your life can be overwhelming, but have no fear. PetSafe® has made it easy to find the perfect gift to help you and your dog have the best holiday ever with our top 5 gifts for dogs. 1. Give Him Fresh Flowing Water Give your dog better-tasting water with a Drinkwell® ½ Gallon, 1 Gallon or 2 Gallon Fountain. By providing consistently fresh, filtered, flowing water, you'll encoura ..read more