Bluebonnet Blog

As a pet owner, you want to enjoy the sunny season of summer with your furry friend, while keeping them safe while playing outdoors. Instead of keeping them inside of your air-conditioned house the entire summer, you should still go outside to exercise and play but...

​On July 5th, animal shelters are usually at their busiest with pets who ran from their homes during the fireworks from the night before. Being aware of that, July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month. If your pet should get lost, here are the top three ways to help...

National Foster a Pet Month is here! You might be feeling extra motivated to add a new furry pal to your household. However, do you know if fostering a pet is right for you? Ask yourself the following questions before applying to be a pet foster parent! Q: Do I have...

It's Pet Appreciation Week on the first week of June, and it's time to try something different to show some love to your furry friend! Here are five different ways to show your pet some love this summer! #1: Set aside extra time for your pet's favorite activity...

With warming temperatures, it's an ideal time to get outdoors with your furry friend. At the same time, you want to make sure your pet stays safe while enjoying the fresh air. Here are a couple of tips to keep in mind the next time you hike. #1: Stock up on parasite...

Many pet owners are unsure exactly how microchips work! Because of this, they may avoid getting these potentially life-saving devices for their own pets. Our team is determined to debunk common pet microchipping myths to clear up any confusion. Myth: My pet needs to...

​ Dogs can be one of the most puzzling and hard-to-read creatures. They often leave us questioning their behavior. Our team explains the reasons behind some of your canine's strangest behaviors.  #1: Your dog moves their food when they eat If your dog moves their...

Dog parks seem like an ideal place for your pup to stretch their legs and make new furry friends, but they hold a host of hidden dangers. Here are three potential hazards of dog parks. #1: Intestinal parasites can run rampant in dog parks While a dog park pass for...

If your male pet undergoes a neuter surgery, and this is your first postoperative experience, you may be surprised that your furry pal still appears to be intact, especially if they were neutered later in life. To clear up any confusion, our team has laid out five...

You gave it a good shot, but the stress from trying to brush your pet’s teeth simply isn’t worth it. No matter how slowly you tried to introduce flavored toothpaste and a variety of brushes, your furry pal said, “No way!” and scampered away. If toothbrushing seems out...