Check Your Pet’s Microchip Contact Details Before Travel
Check your pet’s chip number, correct registry and saved contact details before travel. Understand why a microchip is not a tracker or travel clearance.
Pet safety tips for making the home easier for dogs and cats to navigate. Find guidance on household hazards, plants, food risks, travel, emergency planning, and safer spaces for curious pets.
Check your pet’s chip number, correct registry and saved contact details before travel. Understand why a microchip is not a tracker or travel clearance.
Plan safer lighting and cable storage around dogs and cats, including what to do if you suspect chewing or exposure.
Check plants by scientific name before buying, compare options for a home with cats or dogs, and reduce chewing risks.
Store pet food with its original label and lot details, keep containers clean and follow opening and storage instructions.
Prepare a suitable carrier or restraint for car travel, check its fitting instructions and plan stops and temperature control.
Reduce door escapes with secure barriers, household habits and reward-based practice away from an open exit.
Identify plants before bringing them home, prevent access to risky leaves and soil, and prepare for suspected plant exposure.
Recognize urgent changes in breathing, urination, movement and behavior, and prepare clear information when calling a vet.
Pack contact details, records and basic supplies in a pet emergency kit, and keep first aid within veterinary guidance.
Check windows, cords, plants, hiding spots and household products before giving a new cat access to more of your home.