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It’s that time of year when we can shed our winter coats and get outside for some fun in the sun with our pets.

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Spring has sprung! Did you know, a large portion of household and garden plants are toxic to pets?

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Extremely cold temperatures can cause serious problems for animals who are outside for even short periods of time. Most pets are not bred to withstand temperatures below freezing (32°F).

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Celebrate safely this Valentine’s Day by keeping your pet away from the following:

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This holiday season, your home is sure to be filled with fun and holiday cheer. It’s important to consider your pets’ safety when decorating and preparing holiday meals. Here is a list of holiday cautions for dogs and cats to keep in mind.

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What better way to welcome fall than with good food and family. However, it can also be a potentially dangerous time for pets, especially with all the yummy food available.

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Keep your pet away from the following items during Halloween.

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The 4th of July is a time to celebrate America’s independence with family and friends. What better way to welcome summer than with good food, fun, and fireworks.

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What better way to welcome summer than with good food, fun, and fireworks. However, it can also be a potentially scary and dangerous time for pets.

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AESC Emergency and Specialty Center wants you to have a safe summer with your pet. Unfortunately, we see heatstroke and other heat-related emergencies more often than you'd think. Read on to learn some safety tips for your pet this summer.

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One of the great appeals of our area is that we're rich with beautiful landscapes and wildlife, though there are times when this can pose a danger to our furry friends