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Road Trip Ready: Travel Essentials for Pets on the Go
Whether you're heading to the lake, visiting family, or just exploring a new trail, bringing your pet along can make the trip even better. But just like people, pets need a few essentials to stay safe and comfortable on the road. Here’s a list of travel must-haves to keep tails wagging all weekend long. Pet Travel Essentials Crates or Travel Carriers Ensure your pet is secure during the ride. Look for well-ventilated, crash-tested options. Seat Covers & Barriers Protect your seats and keep your pet safely in the back seat area. Portable Water Bottles & Bowls Keep your pet hydrated...
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May '26 Newsletter
Happy May! At Barkly & Meows, we are always happy to see this time of year roll around. The weather is better, everyone is outside more, and pets are loving the extra walks, yard time, and sunshine. Of course, May also means flea and tick season is here. This is the time of year when prevention really matters. Even if your dog mostly sticks to the yard or neighborhood, fleas and ticks can still find their way onto your pet. Once they do, they can become a much bigger headache than most people expect. It is a good idea to check...
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Fresh Air & Fur Care: Grooming and Outdoor Tips for May
May is the perfect time to embrace the outdoors with your pet while also refreshing their grooming routine. As shedding increases and activity levels rise, a little extra care can go a long way in keeping your pet comfortable, clean, and happy. Tackle Seasonal Shedding Spring shedding is in full swing, making regular brushing essential. Frequent grooming helps remove loose fur, reduces shedding around the home, and keeps your pet’s coat healthy. Choose brushes suited to your pet’s coat type and aim for a consistent grooming schedule. Not only does this keep their fur in top condition, but it’s also...
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April '26 Newsletter
Happy April! Spring is finally starting to feel real again, and we know a lot of pets are very happy about that. More walks, more yard time, more fresh air… and unfortunately, for some pets, more itching too. This time of year, we start seeing a lot of dogs and cats dealing with the early signs of spring skin irritation. That can look like extra scratching, chewing at paws, rubbing their face, licking hot spots, or just seeming more uncomfortable than usual. Sometimes it is allergies, sometimes it is muddy skin and coat buildup, and sometimes it is a combination...
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Outdoor Adventures with Pets: Preparing for Spring Activities
As winter fades and warmer weather arrives, many pet owners are eager to spend more time outdoors with their furry companions. Spring is the perfect season for fresh air, longer walks, park visits, and backyard play. However, before heading out on your next adventure, it’s important to make sure your pet is ready for the change in season. A little preparation can help ensure that outdoor time stays safe, comfortable, and enjoyable for both you and your pet. Ease Back Into Outdoor Exercise If your pet has been less active during the winter months, it’s best to gradually increase activity...