When you get in your vehicle, you may not think twice about buckling your seatbelt for safety. Can the same be said when it comes to your pet? According to the American Pet Products Association (APPA), 70% of people traveling with their dogs are not restraining them. Using a proper restraint for your dog while in the car makes the ride safer for them as well as yourself.

Cats are naturally curious creatures. No matter if your cat likes to explore indoors or outdoors, hazards like branches or kitchen hooks can be present. If your cat’s collar gets snagged on such objects, it could lead to entanglement or a choking hazard. To protect the safety of your feline friend, consider a collar with a breakaway buckle.

As the temperatures heat up, many dog owners start dreaming about days lounging by the pool, hanging at the beach or jumping in the boat for a lazy afternoon of fishing. With their dog bestie in tow, of course!

Paws to Click: promoting the importance of restraining your pet in the car.

Holiday Safety Tips for Pets, brought to you by Coastal Pet.

The upcoming holidays can be a stressful time, both for you and your pet. Here are some simple tips to reduce frustrations so you can both enjoy a happy, healthy holiday season.