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<p>Summer months bring heat and fireworks As the weather gets warmer, millions of Americans and their pets are spending more time outside. Petland has some great tips to make sure your furry friends enjoy the summer months too! 1. Be aware of heatstroke and hot temperatures: The heat, however, is the biggest threat for pets […]</p>

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<p>At this time (July, 2, 2020), the Center for Disease Control (CDC) has reported a very small number of animals infected with the disease that causes COVID-19. According to the CDC, it does appear COVID-19 can spread from people to animals, mostly after close interaction with people positive for COVID-19. The good news is, the […]</p>

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<p>Hamsters are one of the most popular pets in the US and are a great first pet to teach kids responsibility and empathy. The wide array of color and hair varieties give each pet hamster their own cuteness factor. There are 24 hamster breeds globally and 120 varieties. Unlike many pets, mature hamsters prefer to […]</p>

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<p>Now that you found a new furry friend, you’re looking for all the ways you can give your pet hamster the best life possible. One of the first things to consider is where to put your pet hamster cage. Read our guide to pet hamster care! Hamsters have incredible hearing and sensitive respiratory systems. Keep […]</p>

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<p>I hope you are doing well and my heart goes out to everyone affected by COVID-19. Although a few animals around the world have become infected with COVID-19, they have recovered and we believe most exposed animals will not get ill. Thankfully, there is no evidence to suggest your pet can spread the virus to […]</p>

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<p>We know you’ve heard about it-Cannabidiol (CBD). Derived from hemp, CBD doesn’t cause intoxication or a “high” and when it comes to holistic health benefits, CBD packs a punch. All mammals have an endocannabinoid system (ECS) involved in nearly every part of the body- cardiovascular, digestion, relaxation as well as cognitive and memory functions. The […]</p>

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<p>Many of us are headed back to work in the coming weeks. That means two things; You must ditch the pjs. Your pet is going to be spending more time alone. Big adjustments like moving to a new home or a change in schedule can be hard on pets. That stress can manifest as separation […]</p>

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<p>As a great pet parent, I know you want to do everything you can to make sure your dog lives a long, healthy life. You already know the health benefits of a high-quality nutritious food, but have you ever wondered if your pup needs supplements, like vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, joint support, etc.?  A few […]</p>

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<p>With the mild winter it is a good bet that this year will be better for fleas and ticks – but worse for us and our pets. Let’s learn a bit about these pests and find ways to keep you and your pet safe. What Are Fleas and Ticks and Where do they Come From? […]</p>

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<p>Self-Quarantined but Not Alone Archaeologists believe humans began keeping pets over 10,000 years ago. According to the American Pet Products Association (APPA) National Pet Owner Survey over 84 million households (68%) own at least one pet.* When you add up all fish, small animals, birds, reptiles, dogs, cats and horses there are approximately 390 million […]</p>

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<p>-Elizabeth Kunzelman, Director of Public Affairs, Petland Inc. As people around the world are struggling with the repercussions of the Coronavirus, it is more important than ever to pay it forward. It is times like this I am reminded of Mr. Rogers. He once shared, “When I was a boy and I would see scary […]</p>

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