As temperatures heat up over the next few days, we need to keep in mind our fuzzy friends. The US National Weather Service says, “Please monitor your pets closely, especially across inland areas, as they are not acclimated to the warmer temperatures yet!” Have you downloaded the ‘KESQ First Alert’ app yet? It’s FREE! Click here.
Planning for an emergency doesn’t cost anything, but can keep your family and your pets safe.
Did you know that pregnant people are more likely to get sick from certain germs animals can carry?
Just like food for humans, pet food and treats can sometimes be contaminated with germs.
During a Reiki session, animals often experience a deep state of peace.
As we enter a weekend of extreme heat, it’s important to keep yourself, and your pet, from experiencing heat stroke or heat exhaustion. At the Palm Desert Civic Center Dog Park, a local woman says she comes every day because “grass is key” when wanting to get her dog exercise even when it is hot.
The city of Palm Springs will swear in world-famous Palm Springs pooch Buddy Holly as its first-ever “Canine Mayor.” Buddy is a six-year-old petit basset griffon from Palm Springs who won the prestigious “Best in Show” honor at this year’s 147th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Buddy is the first of his breed to
