Tips to Enjoy the Outdoors During Hunting Season in RI.
The COVID pandemic has underlined how much it means to people to get outside and with their families and that includes the furry variety. Across Rhode Island and Massachusetts, hunting is permitted in many of the places where people like to go hiking and walking with their dogs. Some may not be aware of the law to wear orange to prevent hunting accidents. With proper awareness and some simple precautions, everybody can safely explore...
When Did Dog Walking STOP Going to the Dogs?
When Did Dog Walking STOP Going to the Dogs? By Katenna Jones, ScM, ACAAB, CCBC, CDBC, CPDT-KA, Fear Free CertifiedJones Animal Behavior The other day, I was driving home from work and I saw two dogs out for a walk. Though, it might be more accurate to say they were out for a “drag.” One dog had stopped to sniff a pole. The scrunch-faced human at the other end of the leash didn’t seem to notice and kept right on trucking – nearly...
7 Spring & Summer Safety Tips
Written by Danielle Paradise – NorthPaws Veterinary Center Spring is finally here and summer is just around the corner!!! While we are all happy to see the sun and flowers, this can be a problem time for your furry family member. Some helpful tips to watch out for: 1. While the fresh air can be wonderful keep in mind that cats can be curious. They like to look outside too! If you window screens are not secured properly your pet...
Fall is For The Dogs!
Your guide to the best places in RI for fall frolicking (and some shopping ) with your dog. Hiking, Doggie Style Fall is the peak season to enjoy a scenic hike with your dog. There aren’t as many people, the temperature is cooler and there are some stunning pet-friendly trails in and around Rhode Island! Cumberland Monastery- Cumberland, RI Easy Hike If you’re looking for a shorter hike where you’ll encounter lots of...
Dog Owners Beware: Toxic Blue-Green Algae Found In 7 Rhode Island Waterbodies
The Rhode Island Department of Health issued a warning over the weekend that toxic blue-green algae was found in seven bodies of water in Rhode Island; 3 in Roger Williams Park. They strongly suggest that all recreational activities for both humans and pets be avoided. Locations testing positive for blue-green algaeAlmy Pond in Newport, Sisson Pond in Portsmouth, JL Curran Reservoir in Cranston, Mashapaug Pond in Providence and, in...
Tips for Surviving Fireworks Season with Your Dog!
Noisy parades, loud music, neighborhood picnics, and, of course, fireworks; these summertime traditions are all great fun for people, but they are traumatic and potentially dangerous for pets. More pets are lost over the Fourth of July holiday than any other time of the year. And with many towns holding fireworks displays throughout the summer, escapes are becoming more and more commonplace. Neighborhood fireworks can be the most...
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