The MP Blog

As the weather warms and outdoor gatherings become more frequent, backyards naturally turn into shared spaces for family, friends, and pets. While ...

If your dog feels extra energetic lately, you are not alone. The sudden zoomies, longer walks, and constant eagerness to be outside aren’t random. ...

If your dog had a spring break, it wouldn’t involve plane tickets or packed suitcases. It would be simple: sunshine, movement, new smells, and long...

As the weather warms and outdoor time increases, so does your dog’s exposure to seasonal pests. While many people associate ticks with summer, they...

By the end of February, cats have spent weeks in the same indoor routines, so there is very little environmental change. However, natural light sta...

Mud season has a way of sneaking up on you. One day it feels like winter, the next you’re wiping paw prints off the floor for the third time before...

National Animal Poison Prevention Week serves as an important reminder of the everyday items that pose hidden risks to our pets. Many things we use...

February is Spay and Neuter Awareness Month, a reminder of how one simple decision can make a lasting impact on pets, shelters, and entire communit...

When Daylight Saving Time begins in March and we “spring forward” one hour, it can be confusing for pets. While humans can easily adjust to the clo...

February has shorter days, unpredictable weather, and is often a time when people feel more tired and off their routine. Less daylight, colder morn...

Super Bowl Sunday is very exciting for us humans, but for pups it can overstimulating with loud noises, lots of people, snacks everywhere, and brok...

Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love, including the bond with your pet. They give us unconditional love so we should show our appreciation. ...