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When you first bring home a new pet, you need to pet proof your house just as thoroughly as you would do for a crawling baby or toddler.

There's enough stress involved in Christmas preparations without worrying about pets getting hurt from Christmas decorations. Here are some safe decorating tips.

Follow these tips to prevent the dog or cat from climbing the Christmas tree, knocking over the Christmas tree and also prevent pets from breaking holiday ornaments.

Christmas ornaments, pine needles, poinsettias, turkey bones, and gift wrap ribbons can all be harmful to dogs. Pet-proof for a safe Christmas.

To avoid putting off a potential buyer, a home should appear to be pet-free to any potential buyer who enters.

From shots, worming, and grooming to choosing a puppy food, learn what it takes to keep your dog safe, healthy and happy.

Christmas and Hanukkah decorations and celebrations require extra vigilance from parents and pet owners. Make the holidays safe for everyone with these tips!