Halloween is a fun time filled with costumes, candy, and festive activities. But while we humans enjoy the spookiness, the holiday can pose hidden dangers to our pets. Whether it's the tempting candy bowl or the constant doorbell ringing, there are plenty of things that can stress out or harm our furry friends.

As the leaves turn vibrant shades of red, orange, and gold, autumn is one of the best times to explore the outdoors with your furry friend. If you're in the St. Paul, MN area, there are plenty of scenic trails perfect for both you and your dog to enjoy the crisp fall air and stunning colors. Here are five fantastic hiking trails within an hour of the city that offer breathtaking views and a fun adventure for your pup!

Whether your pet has high energy or is a total couch potato, regular exercise is important to help keep your dog happy and healthy.

Valentine’s Day is a time to show love and appreciation for the special people in our lives; that includes our pets! Here are some fun and creative ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your best fur pal.

St. Paul, Minnesota, is a haven for pet enthusiasts, offering a variety of options to pamper your furry companions. From locally made cat toys to all-natural pet products, the Twin Cities have a plethora of stores that cater to the diverse needs of pet lovers. Join us on a journey through some of the best pet shops in St. Paul and beyond!

Few things are more exciting than the prospect of a tropical vacation over spring break, but you can’t bring your cat to the Bahamas…so what do you need to do so you can enjoy a stress-free trip while your cat stays safe at home?

Do you love walking your dog in Woodbury but frustrated with the lack of sidewalks? Even though most Minnesota drivers are courteous, it can still be dangerous to walk your dog in the street. Especially in the winter when there is ice present…

High energy breeds (border collies, retrievers, setters, huskies, all puppies) can be wonderful pets, but the amount of exercise it takes to wear them out can be too much for a busy family to handle. Outdoor exercise is ideal for tiring your dog out, but sometimes it isn't possible to find the time for a trip to the dog park or for taking two long walks a day.

You notice your poor dog is lifting his paws one by one and he has a look of “WHY!?!?!? I’m used to walking here and it usually doesn’t hurt like this”