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A beautifully written article on a terribly difficult topic. Thanks to Center for Pet Loss Grief and Wendy Van de Poll, MS, CEOL for the thoughtful and supportive article on...

At PetPerennials.com we love cats! Of course as one of the co-founders and a proud cat mom myself, I find it so important to share information about keeping our feline...

Great Pet-Friendly Events in Pittsburgh this Fall     While there is still plenty of warm, sunny days to enjoy, it’s never too late to plan for the fall. Lots of...

Did you ever feel as though people don't understand your heartache from pet loss? You aren't alone. Keep reading... Inspired by his first real experience with loss – the death...

As winter ends and spring quickly approaches all thoughts turn to April showers bringing May flowers. I don't know about you, but I'm watching the mailbox for planting catalogs and...

  Photo via Pixabay   PetPerennials.com is pleased to include a guest blog again this month from Tyler Evans. Tyler, a proud owner of two German Shepherd rescues, understands the challenges...

  Camp Dogwood - The Perfect Outdoor Getaway for a Pet Loving, Camping Enthusiast! Our team at Pet Perennials is always meeting new and interesting business owners from around the...

PetPerennials.com understands that pets are family. Losing a beloved pet is heartbreaking. We will be sharing articles each month on grief and the impact it has on our daily life...

PetPerennials.com feels it is important to continue to provide articles containing topics of interest to our fur families. Making certain all pets are provided safety, shelter, a loving home and...

My name is Remy Bibaud. I am the Co-founder and CEO of Pet Perennials. I will be launching a new blog series for Pet Perennials called “Pet Inspirations”. The series...

How to Have a Safe Holiday with Your Pet   The Fourth of July is a time for outdoor activities and fun. Picnics, cookouts, and of course fireworks are mainstays...

Original blog post found at petMD - by Dr. Sarah Wooten      Have you ever noticed that when you are feeling fearful, your dog becomes more attentive and clingy?...