When you are on a vacation or away on a business trip, the last thing you want to imagine is your poor pup locked up in a small crate with next-to-no leg room until you get home.
One of our very favorite posts surrounding National Pet Day was this hilariously adorable video of a rescue dog playing piano while a toddler boogies to his tunes:
National Pet Day falls every year on April 11th! Here are five great and meaningful ways to make the most of it, from adopting to grooming.
In all of our prep for National Pet Day coming up this Thursday, April 11th, it would be an egregious oversight on our part here at Pet Ponderosa if we did not dedicate a blog post to cats. That is why we are back with our Preparing for National Pet Day series, and today we are featuring feline facts!
From keeping their human’s company to saving lives, pets can do endearing, funny, helpful, surprising, and simply heroic things. As a prelude to April 11 (AKA National Pet Day), we’re here at Pet Ponderosa with some beautiful facts and stories that illustrate just how incredible dogs really are.
As promised, we are back here at Pet Ponderosa with more ideas to help you prep for making this year’s National Pet Day count.
It’s almost National Pet Day, and here at Pet Ponderosa, we are gearing up to celebrate. In the coming days, we’ll help you prep your plans for National Pet Day, whether it’s pet adoption, a new toy, or a day in the park!
A proud Great Dane mama recently welcomed her nearly record-breaking litter last month. Read the story on her giant litter of future giant dogs, as the first installment in our Pets in the News Blog Series.
PNW pet owners throughout the community are wondering how much cold is too much for their pets during this particularly harsh winter. Here are some important reminders and tips on how to make sure your fur baby stays nice and cozy during this extreme weather.
None of us could have guessed just how quickly the pet oxygen mask kits we donated to the Graham Fire & Rescue team would play a crucial role in saving the lives of local animals. We are so happy and relieved to hear of this pet lives success!
