A collection of pet articles about your furry friends
Take a look at these tips from State Farm® to provide insight on pet insurance and how to live better with your furry friend.
Keeping pets and your home safe
Safety Tips for Camping and Hiking With Your Dog
Whether you’re taking your dog for a hike or a cross-country camping adventure, read these tips first.
How to Road Trip with Dogs or Cats
Traveling with a dog or cat? With careful planning, you can help your pet have a comfortable experience in the car.
Pet Hazards
If you take a look around your space, you will likely find household items dangerous for dogs & things toxic to cats. Help protect your pet with these tips.
Pet Safe House Plants
Learn about pet safe house plants for your cat or dog including the poisonous house plants you should avoid.
Pet Winter Safety Tips
Learn about some pet winter safety tips to consider for your cat or dog during the colder months.
What Kind of Leash/Collar/Harness is Right for My Dog?
If you have a dog in your life, you may be wondering what kind of leash/collar/harness is right for your furry friend. Learn more about the variety of options.
Separation Anxiety in Dogs
Learn about separation anxiety in dogs and how you can help your furry family member.
How to Calm a Dog or Cat During a Storm
Thunderstorms can be a stressful time for your pets. Learn about ways to calm a dog or cat during a storm to help prepare your pet for the unexpected.
A Guide to Responsible Pet Adoption
If you’re considering bringing home a new pet, you will want to consider these factors before adopting.
Pandemic Quarantine Survival Tips for all Dog Parents
During the coronavirus pandemic we’re home more with our dogs. Our dogs enjoy our company but may need quiet time of their own. See our tips.
Pet Safety at Home and in the Car
A few changes around your house and while you’re driving can give your pets the protection they need to stay well and happy for years to come.
Drive Safely with Pets in Cars
Learn how to drive safely with your pet or dog. No matter where you're headed, it's important to think about everyone who'll be traveling with you, especially children and pets.
Medical
Why Should You Consider Pet Medical Insurance
Pets are integral members of the family. So, insure them like family. Purchase dog or cat medical insurance to protect your pet against the unexpected!
How Pet Medical Insurance Can Help You Budget
No pet owner wants the stress of a sick pet or unanticipated bills. Pet medical insurance can help you budget for those moments.
Why Your Cat Needs Health Insurance
Cat health insurance allows you to take care of the health needs of your cat throughout its lifetime.
Why Your Dog Needs Health Insurance
Dog health insurance allows you to take care of the health needs of your dog throughout its lifetime.
Pet Insurance verses Human Health Insurance
You don’t want to limit your pet’s medical treatment because you’ve reached your financial cap. Discover the benefits of having pet health insurance.
Dog Health Issues by Breed & Common Cat Diseases
Your furry friends may be prone to certain medical conditions just based on their breed so check this out to get more info.
Other pet articles
Arson Dogs Help Sniff Out the Facts About Suspicious Fires
Arson dogs are trained to sniff out arson after a fire. Read how the State Farm Arson Dog program helps arson investigators.
When Your Dog Bites
Pet owners are responsible for their animals' actions, so know how to prevent dog bites.
It's Not the Breed, It's the Dog Bite
Each year, thousands of people are bitten. Talk to your insurance agent about what is covered under your policy.
COVID-19 Pet Preparedness
As a pet parent you can be prepared with your pet's care if COVID-19 should appear in your home.
Service Dog Jobs
Dogs are more than just man’s best friend. Some dogs have specialized jobs in the workforce.
Budgeting for a Pet
Learn how to make a budget for your pet. Budgeting for typical pet care expenses can help you cover pet care costs without sacrificing your financial goals.
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