NEWS
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How to Prevent Your Pet From Getting Lost
Ten million pets are lost every year and one out of every three pets will be lost during their lifetime. It can happen to even the best pet parents. If… READ
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How Pumpkin Supports Pet Digestive Health
The holidays mean family, friends, fun and of course, food! For your furry friends, a little too much food can sometimes mean a holiday hangover. But not to worry, one… READ
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Fall and Winter Pet Safety Tips
It’s officially sweater weather. And if you’re anything like us, this means matching knitwear, pumpkins carved to your pet’s likeness and a camera roll filled with photos documenting your adventures… READ
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Summer Grooming Benefits for Your Pet
Summer means more chances to explore outdoors, relax in the sun and have fun with the pets you love. But it also means more READ
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Pet Vaccine FAQs by Kriser’s
Pets are part of the family. And just like any loved one, you want them to live a long, healthy life. Luckily, there are two simple ways you can help… READ
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Balancing Pet Care and Homework
Look at them, lying on the couch, eyes glazed over as they watch reality TV. When it comes to stimulating their brains, pets are just like people — you either… READ
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Independent Pet Partners: 2022 Retailer of the Year
Pet Business magazine has named Independent Pet Partners (IPP) as its 2022 Retailer of the Year. Founded in 2017, Independent Pet Partners was created to support established neighborhood pet retail… READ
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How to Handle Leash Problems With Your Dog
For a dog, there’s nothing more chill than a relaxing stroll on his retractable leash. He’s stopping to smell the roses, literally, every few minutes. But for his human, it’s… READ
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Summer Safety Tips to Keep Your Pets Cool
With more activities, time outdoors and hot weather and sunny days together, your pet is’s going to be feeling all kinds of happy. Whether it’s their first time being around… READ
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How to Protect Your Pet From Ticks and Heartworms Year-Round
Every pet parent knows that creepy bloodsuckers are the enemy. Ticks are becoming more widespread and carry potentially deadly diseases like Lyme disease, Ehrlichia and Anaplasma, while heartworm disease… READ