<p>Meet the Petland Pets of the Month: Rabbits and Guinea Pigs The pets of the month make great first pets! Guinea pigs and rabbits come in a wide variety of colors and can rock a short or long hairdo. Guinea pigs and rabbits may be small, but they are two unique types of pets with […]</p>

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<p> Wednesday, March 13th Petland Pembroke Pines donated a Mal-Shi puppy to a woman with sick cell anemia. The hypoallergenic puppy is a cross between a Maltese and Shih Tzu. The donation is a part of Petland franchisee Luis Marquez’s resolution to assist South Floridians fighting illnesses. Last year, Marquez gifted two puppies to Sebastian […]</p>

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<p>The Largest Single Donation in Petland History The numbers are in! Petland stores nationwide raised more than $140,000 during the 2018 St. Jude Halloween Pin-Up Promotion benefitting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital®, which is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Treatments invented at St. Jude Children’s […]</p>

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<p>Hey Pet Parents, did you know an important anniversary is coming up the week of March 18-24, 2019?  It is the 50th anniversary of Poison Prevention Week. So, how do we accomplish making our homes safe for our animal companions? Bathroom Keep all medications, even over-the-counter products, inhalers and dietary supplements, locked up in secure […]</p>

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<p>Are you bringing your pet to vacation? Here’s Some Do’s and Don’ts When Traveling with Your Pet The New Trend More people own dogs now than ever before. They are part of the family. As such, they deserve to go on vacation too, right? A 2017 survey of National Pet Owners by the American Pet […]</p>

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<p>Hey Pet Parents, did you know an important anniversary is coming up the week of March 18-24, 2019? It is the 50th anniversary of Poison Prevention Week. This isn’t just a pet affair; this happening is also directed at raising awareness with the parents of small children. This is very significant because, as we all […]</p>

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<p>When it comes to choosing the right kind of dog best suited to your lifestyle it helps to gain as much information as possible. The goal is to provide a loving forever home for your new canine companion, so it will take more time than researching the best cell phone. No one has a 12-year-old […]</p>

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<p>Home Environment You can help your older pet by adapting the home environment. Provide your older pet with special accommodations like orthopedic beds, stairs and ramps to help them reach higher places like the couch, bed or car.  Raised feeding platforms can also help. Non-slip rugs or carpeting placed over hard-surface flooring can help your […]</p>

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<p>Betta’s are low-maintenance and beautiful fish, making great first pets. Besides the striking colors, what makes bettas different? It’s important to note that bettas are very different from community fish. Even in the wild, betta’s are a solitary fish and come from a very quiet setting. Male betta’s, the colorful fish you will find at […]</p>

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<p>Pets play an important role in our lives. Their love and dedicated companionship is unconditional and the health benefits of pet ownership is widely known. Their reaction to us rarely changes from day-to-day. They are blind to the worries of our world and it is in their nature to both give and receive love and […]</p>

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<p>How do we extend our animal companion’s lives and make them as healthy and happy for as long as possible?  It is very important to understand that aging itself is not a disease.  It’s a complex biological process driven by your pet’s genetics, environmental factors, nutrition, lifestyle and stress level. Dental Health Dental disease is a […]</p>

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<p>Betta Nutrition The Betta, or Siamese Fighting Fish, eats insects and insect larva in the wild. That probably isn’t what you’re feeding your pet Betta, right? The good news is that betta food pellets are highly nutritious, but have you ever eaten oatmeal everyday for a year? Probably not. Just like we would get tired […]</p>

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