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5 Fun Fall Activities to Enjoy With Your Dog in Tucson, Arizona
Cooler weather, wagging tails, and fall adventures- it is finally that time of year that we all love in Tucson! 🧡 After months of triple-digit temperatures, Tucson pet parents and their four-legged companions are more than ready to get outside and enjoy some fresh air! Fall is one of the most beautiful times of year in the Sonoran Desert, bringing cooler temperatures, gorgeous sunsets, and endless opportunities to explore with your furry best friend! From dog-friendly brewe
Oct 155 min read


Baby Rattlesnake Season in Tucson: What Pet Parents Need to Know
Living in Tucson and southern Arizona means sharing our beautiful desert home with some pretty incredible wildlife, including rattlesnakes. As we head into September, you may start hearing more about “baby rattlesnake season.” While young rattlesnakes get a lot of attention this time of year, the most important takeaway for pet parents is simple: rattlesnakes are very active right now, and a little extra awareness can go a long way toward keeping our pets safe. Arizona is ho
Sep 55 min read


Monsoon Season Means Toad Season: How to Keep Your Pets Safe
Summer monsoons bring much-needed rain to the desert, but they also bring out one of Southern Arizona's most dangerous hazards for curious pups: the Sonoran Desert toad aka the Colorado River Toad. These large toads are most active during warm, rainy evenings and are commonly found in yards, parks, and neighborhoods throughout Tucson, Marana, Oro Valley, and Vail. Dogs are naturally curious and may try to sniff, lick, or pick up a toad, putting them at risk of exposure to the
Aug 32 min read


Why So Many Pets Go Missing on the Fourth of July (And How to Keep Yours Safe!)
For many people, the Fourth of July means barbecues, pool parties, and fireworks. For our pets, however, it can be one of the most stressful days of the year. In fact, more pets go missing around the Fourth of July than any other time of the year. The loud booms, flashing lights, unfamiliar guests, and changes in routine can cause even the calmest pets to panic and run away. The good news? A little preparation can go a long way in keeping our furry family members safe. 1. Mak
Jun 73 min read
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