The ongoing quest to “go green” returns to the forefront of our minds every April 22nd as we strive to protect our planet and celebrate Earth Day. Over the years, more eco-conscious efforts have grown as many pet owners work to reduce their pet’s ecological “paw prints.” But what can one pet parent do? There are many small ways to help our pets, the community, and the environment. Here are some fun ideas on how to celebrate Earth Day in a pet-friendly way.

Music is a universal language that invigorates us to move, feel, and think! Just like how we use certain tunes and sounds to calm ourselves, dogs can also benefit from listening to music. Does your dog get scared during thunderstorms or fireworks?Do outside and unfamiliar noises make them nervous? Do they suffer from separation anxiety? The right playlist could help relieve your pet’s stress and anxiety.

A good trainer is a staple for all new pet parents looking to teach and shape the mind of the new addition to their family, but how does one find the perfect teacher for their furry friend? There are certain traits to examine and questions to ask when you are in the market for a trainer. Unfortunately, finding a trainer is not as easy as a simple Google search, your dog has their own unique needs. Here are key things to keep in mind to find the right fit for your pet’s goals.

Holidays are meant to be happy but oftentimes the holidays can carry stress, chaos, and confusion. Your four-legged buddy does not always know what’s happening when random guest start arriving, new smells enter the air, and scary faces show up to your doorstep. It’s important to ease their minds and keep them safe during high-stress and anxiety-inducing activities. Below is a list of ways to keep your pet secure and healthy during the spooky season.