Winter is a fun and beautiful time of year. Many dogs enjoy the change in weather and love playing in the snow, some even are reluctant to come inside to warm up! While other dogs dislike the cold as much as some people do! Whichever opinion your dog has on the season, it’s important to … Continue reading Winter Safety Tips for your Dogs
A lot of pet owners consider getting a pet door for their home but are unsure about whether or not it would be a good investment for their family. We at Hale Pet Door have spent the last 33 years manufacturing the best pet door on the market and we’re proud to say that they … Continue reading The Benefits of Owning a Pet Door
We know this is a hectic time of year and everyone is also looking for good deals. We want to help our customers breathe a little easier this holiday season with the gift of FREE SHIPPING. Normally, shipping our pet doors can be quite expensive due to their large size and we are happy to … Continue reading Hale Pet Door Thanks our Customers with a Holiday Gift
Giving Tuesday was started in 2012 and is a global day of giving. Celebrated the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, it kicks off the holiday season by giving back – to your community, to charities – by volunteering, gifting or donating money. Created to combat commercialism and powered by social media and your collaboration. We take our … Continue reading Help Hale Pet Door Make a Difference This Giving Tuesday
Thanksgiving is a special time of year where people prepare delicious foods to share with their loved ones, but a lot of these dishes are not safe or appropriate to feed to your pets. Surprising to many of us, there are quite a few human foods that are very dangerous for pets to consume. You … Continue reading Healthy Thanksgiving Treats for Pets
Why You Should Consider Adopting a Senior Pet When people think about adopting a new pet for their family, kittens and puppies often come to mind, not seniors. Older dogs and cats often take the longest to be adopted and are more likely to face being euthanized than younger adoptable pets. But that’s not because … Continue reading November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month
While Halloween festivities can be fun for humans, they can be stressful and even dangerous for our four-legged friends. Follow these safety tips to have a fun and safe Halloween for everyone in your household. Do not let pets eat trick or treat candies. They can be toxic to animals. Kids and others in costumes … Continue reading Keep Your Furry Friends Safe this Halloween
Misinformation costs millions of community cats (also known as feral cats) their lives every year. When a person sees a cat living outdoors, the urge is to assume that it needs our help, and that help often comes in the form of delivering said cat to the overcrowded local shelters. Sadly, because feral cats are … Continue reading Community Cats Need Our Help
The weather is starting to cool down, and this makes the first week in October the perfect time to celebrate National Walk Your Dog Week. Obesity is on the rise in the US, both for humans and for their canine friends. In the US, an estimated 56% of dogs are overweight – that amounts to … Continue reading Get Outside for National Walk Your Dog Week
According to the ASPCA, 6.5 million companion animals enter shelters in the US every year. Shelter and rescue resources are stretched thin as they try to find homes for these pets, and sadly, only 50%, on average, will be adopted – and we know the sad end to the story for many of the other 50%. In … Continue reading Consider Adopting a Less Adoptable Pet