Overheating
Never leave your pet unattended in a car, even with the windows down. Temperatures can rise over 140 degrees in a few minutes resulting in serious problems or death. Some places have severe penalties for leaving pets in cars and if your pet is locked in an unattended car, rescuers are allowed to break windows to get to your pet.

When the skies roar with thunder or the night sparkles with fireworks, our pets rely on us more than ever to feel safe and secure. Understanding their fear is the first step towards helping them navigate these stressful times. This infographic is your go-to resource for creating a sanctuary of peace for your furry friend, offering practical steps to soothe their anxiety and ensure they feel protected amidst the chaos of loud noises and bright flashes. From crafting a personal haven filled with their favorite comforts to gradually desensitizing them to the sounds that scare them, we cover essential strategies to keep your pet calm and content. Whether it's through the use of calming aids recommended by veterinarians or simply by staying calm and present, you have the power to make a difference in your pet's life. And for those challenging cases where a little extra help is needed, we guide you on when and how to seek professional advice. Let's embark on this journey together to ensure our pets feel as loved and secure as they make us feel every day.

In a world where our pets are more than just animals – they're family – understanding the nuances of their nutritional needs is vital. This infographic, drawing insights from Dr. Sonya Chavis, offers a comprehensive guide on pet nutrition.