24/7 Grief Support: If you're facing the loss of a pet, call 1-844-472-9588 to reach a counsellor who can assist you. Remember, support is just a call away 24/7.
The American Veterinary Medical Association emphasizes the importance of emergency preparedness for pets, providing essential pet care resources.
Learn more about heartworm disease and how to protect your pet. Visit our recommended pet care resources for valuable information and helpful tools for pet owners.
Learn more about pet microchipping—how it works, whether it’s safe and effective, and how it can help reunite you with your lost pet. Explore helpful information and resources to make an informed decision about your pet’s safety!
Chat or call Pet Poison Helpline® at 855-764-7661. If veterinary attention is necessary, contact your veterinarian or emergency veterinary clinic immediately.
Pet insurance is worth getting if you want help paying for unexpected accidents, injuries, or sudden illnesses. Compare different insurance plans here.
Planning to travel with your pet? Check required paperwork and preparations early, as they can take time to complete. Visit the USDA’s APHIS website.
New York City Health Code Article §161.04 requires that dogs have a license tag attached to the collar when in public. You can apply for a dog license online.