Pet Resource Center
Wellness info for pet parents
Expert advice from the PetFriendly vet team.
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The What, When, and Why of Scheduling a Dog Check-Up
Visiting the vet can be stressful, but it’s necessary in pet ownership. Find out what a dog check-up is, when you need one, and why its important.
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How to Get Rid of a Flea Infestation in Your Home
Dealing with fleas? Don’t stress. Learn how to get rid of a flea infestation in your home with these 3 simple steps — plus mistakes when eliminating fleas.
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Vitamin D for Dogs: Do Dogs Need Vitamin D
Do you know the right amount of vitamin D for dogs? Read this article to learn about this essential nutrient for the health and wellness of your dog.
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Vitamin C for Dogs: Can Dogs Have Vitamin C
Can dogs have vitamin C? Do they need it? Find out the importance of vitamin C for dogs and how much you should be giving your pet.
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What’s the Best Topical Flea Treatment for Dogs and Cats
There’s a lot to consider when choosing wellness products for pets. So, what’s the best topical flea treatment for dogs and cats? Read more to find out.
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When is Flea Season: Map by State
Warm weather means spending time outside. It also means fleas and ticks. So, when is flea season in your state? Find out when and how to prepare.
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How to Apply Flea Treatment: Where, When, and Why
Flea and tick protection is important to keep your pets safe. Learn how to apply flea treatment to your cats and dogs including where, when, and why.
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New Dog Checklist: 15 Tips for New Dog Owners
Becoming a dog parent is exciting. But where do you start? Check out our new dog checklist and tips for new dog owners to start out on the right foot.
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Do Dogs Need Vitamins? 15 Key Dog Vitamins and Minerals
Do dogs need vitamins? If so, what kinds and what are the main benefits? Here are 15 dog vitamins and minerals you should know about.
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Cat Flea Bites: How to Get Rid of Fleas on Cats
Cat flea bites can be painful for your pets. Learn what to look for, where to look, and how to get rid of fleas on cats safely and effectively.
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The Complete Guide to Cat Fleas: The Who, What, and How
Finding fleas on your cat can be stressful. Learn all about cat fleas including how they develop, what they look like, and where to find them.
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What Kills Fleas Instantly on Dogs: Types of Flea Treatments
There are lots of flea treatments that combat fleas, but what kills fleas on dogs instantly? Find out what works best for you and your pet.
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How to Get Rid of Fleas on Dogs: Myths About Treating Fleas
Want to know how to get rid of fleas on dogs? Learn the facts and myths about getting rid of fleas naturally and what really works.
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Flea Bites on Dogs: 7 Signs Your Dog Has Fleas
To avoid a flea infestation, you need to know the signs. Learn the signs of flea bites on dogs and how to tell if your dog has an infection.
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Fleas on Dogs: What Are Fleas and What Do They Look Like
Discovering fleas on dogs can be stressful. Learn all about fleas including how they develop, what they look like, and why your pet makes the perfect home.
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What You Should Know About Ticks on Cats and How to Remove
Finding ticks on cats is rare, but not impossible. Learn what to look for and how to remove a tick from your cat to avoid tick-borne disease and infection.
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How to Remove a Tick From a Dog, Plus 9 Prevention Tips
So you found a tick on your dog—now what? Prepare yourself by learning how to remove a tick from a dog, including the dos and don’ts of safe tick removal.
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Tick-Borne Diseases: Signs & Symptoms of a Tick Bite on a Dog
Tick bites can cause big problems for you and your pet. Understand the symptoms of a tick bite on a dog to keep your pets safe from tick-borne diseases.
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What Does a Tick Look Like on a Dog + Places to Look
Think your pet has a harmful pest? Click to find out the answer to the question: what does a tick look like on a dog—plus 6 places to look for ticks.
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4 Common Types of Ticks on Dogs and What to Expect
There are many types of ticks. Be the best pet parent you can be by understanding the most common types of ticks on dogs and how they can affect your pet.