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The right leash makes walkies safer, smoother, and more stylish. From hands-free to double-dog leashes, there's a perfect match for every pup and pet parent. Whether your floof is a puller, a sniffer, or a certified zoomie, we’ve got you covered.

Choosing the right collar or harness for your doggo is key to keeping them safe, comfy, and looking paw-some. From flat collars for everyday ID to no-pull harnesses for wannabe sled dogs, there’s a perfect fit for every pup.

Feeding your cat is about more than just food—it’s about health, happiness, and convenience. Free-feeding kibble is easy but can lead to obesity, while scheduled wet meals offer better nutrition but require effort. Read-on to learn about new technology that can help!

The best way to ensure that your dog will stay safe while enjoying the Thanksgiving festivities is to make them their own yummy Thanksgiving feast!

While the holiday season brings joy, it also brings risks for our furry friends. From tempting treats to bustling gatherings, here’s how you can pet-proof your home and ensure your fur kids stay safe and happy during the festivities.

Knowing the different scenarios for using telehealth services can help pet parents understand when and why to use this valuable and affordable tool.

>20% of pet parents have had to evacuate their homes during a disaster or emergency -- are you prepared for that? Do you have a plan? Let us help.

Learn how to be best prepared for a telehealth visit for your pet by understanding what to expect from a veterinarian who provides telehealth services for pet parents.

Say goodbye to old-fashioned metal ID tags. Say hello to PetHub - the ultimate digital pet ID tag to help keep your fur kid safe and sound.

Curious about veterinary telehealth? Two PetHub team members share how it's been a valuable tool for them in improving their pet's health and wellness. 

Technology has revolutionized the way we take care of our pets, DIY & upcycling is a THING now, and it's never been easier to stay within a budget.

Your dog is a dumpster diving master. Your cat has never met a bouquet it can't shred in 2 minutes. But both pet pastimes are potentially dangerous.