When temperatures drop too low or rise too high during extreme weather conditions, it's important to keep your small pet comfortable and healthy. Check out our list of heating and cooling tips to help you weather any storm.

As the mercury rises, keep an eye on your pets this summer. Dehydration can sneak up on you and your pet if you're not careful. Learn how to keep your pets safe and hydrated in this latest blog from K&H Pet.

The summer months are dangerous for humans and pets alike — but your furry friends are especially at risk. Heatstroke can sneak up on your dog or cat fast. This guide will help you know the signs of heatstroke and what you can do to keep your furry pet cool, even as the weather gets hotter.

The summer heat can be dangerous for dogs, so it's important to provide the right summer gear and attentive care to prevent heatstroke in your dog. No need to stress! With a little attentive care and the right summer gear, your dog can safely enjoy all that summer has to offer.

The dog days of summer are here, and we're here to help you navigate the season with your pet. Today we're focusing on cooling dog beds. They sound great, but are they toxic? Find out how cooling beds work and learn how to choose a safe and non-toxic cooling dog bed for your pet.

Have you ever seen a stray animal or squirrel at your bird feeder and wondered how you could help? The good news is that small actions can make a big difference. From a bowl of water on a hot day to a cozy shelter in the snow, creating safe spaces for stray cats and wildlife is one of the kindest things we can do for the animals in our neighborhoods.

As winter approaches, you need a reliable and safe heated water container to keep your chickens' water temperature above freezing. But how do you accomplish this? In this second article in our series on Winter Chicken Care, we'll explore options, including heated dog bowls. Learn more here.

When the temperatures start to drop, your chickens need more than their fluffy feathers to stay cozy. Whether you're sealing up drafts or adding safe heating options, a little winter prep can go a long way. Check out this guide to help keep your flock healthy and happy all winter long.

You've got your chicks started in the brooder. But they won't be there for long — they grow fast. While these days in the brooder are fun and interesting, they are also limited. Someday soon your chicks will need to move into the main coop. Keep reading to discover how to do it safely.

Rabbits are surprisingly tolerant of the cold. With adequate preparation, they can be comfortable living outdoors through the winter months.