By: Sheila Zapata, Social Media Intern, and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager Business Development, Skytails.com The Puppy Bowl is one of the most beloved pop-culture events in modern television, combining adorable animals with sports-style entertainment. First airing in 2005, the Puppy Bowl was created by Animal Planet as a lighthearted alternative to the Super Bowl. Its goal was simple: offer viewers something wholesome, humorous, and family-friendly while also promoting animal

By: Sheila Zapata, Social Media Intern and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager Business Development, Skytails.com For millions of people, pets are cherished family members who provide companionship, emotional support, and unconditional love. However, financial stress-whether caused by job loss, rising living costs, medical bills, or unexpected emergencies-can place significant strain on this special relationship. While the human–pet bond is often resilient, economic pressure can alt

By: Sheila Zapata, Social Media Intern, and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager Business Development, Skytails.com As temperatures drop, indoor heating becomes essential for keeping homes comfortable. While warmth is beneficial for both people and pets, constant indoor heating can have unintended effects on pet health. Understanding these impacts helps pet owners take simple steps to keep their animals safe, comfortable, and healthy throughout the colder months. One of the most comm

By: Sheila Zapata, Social Media Intern, and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager Business Development, Skytails.com Many people assume that winter health concerns for pets only apply in cold, snowy regions. However, pets living in warm states such as Florida, Texas, Arizona, and Southern California can still face significant health challenges during the winter months. While temperatures may not drop below freezing for long periods, seasonal changes, sudden cold snaps, and shifts in r

By: Sheila Zapata, Social Media Intern, and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager Business Development, Skytails.com In December, stores advertise their sales to encourage people to shop more for their friends and families, and when January rolls around, people realize that their bank accounts are lower than they were before. It would take someone weeks or months to rack up their savings back to where they were before the holidays, but what happens if your pet needs to go to the vet?

By: Sheila Zapata, Social Media Intern, and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager Business Development, Skytails.com Losing weight and going to the gym are the most common New Year's resolutions. Having a healthy wellness routine is important because it improves our mood, physical and mental health, and prevents issues in the future. This is the same case with our pets; animals, just as humans, can have their moods and health improved by maintaining a proper wellness routine. It is be

By: Sheila Zapata, Social Media Intern,  and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager, Business Development, Skytails.com For New Year's resolutions, many people opt for the classic gym and diet regimen, a new hobby commitment, or saving more money. Others decide to adopt a new pet; on the surface, this is a selfless and generous thing to do, as you are giving a lost animal a new and loving home to live its life. However, in reality, there are many difficulties associated with this choic

By: Sheila Zapata, Social Media Intern, and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager, Business Development, Skytails.com Pet shelters are facilities that take in animals in hopes of finding them a new permanent home. They are not supported as much as they can be, and this affects the pets more than anyone else. Adopting is the best way for people to support shelters, but not everyone is ready to take on that responsibility. That does not mean that there aren’t other ways for you to suppo

By: Sheila Zapata, Social Media Intern, SkyTails.com   If you want to win the “Best Secret Santa” award, gifting a furry animal to someone could win you that title. It started to gain more popularity as the years went on, and the joy on people’s faces makes it worth it. However, there are some downsides to gifting a pet to someone that many people are not aware of.  1. Lifelong Commitment  Pets are like babies; they are a lifelong commitment that takes a lot of responsibility

By: Sheila Zapata, Social Media Intern and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager, Business Development, Skytails.com Now, when the holidays are over, let's talk about the shelter's hidden holiday crisis. The holidays are supposed to be a time for relaxation and joy, but not everyone has the same experience. Pet shelters face a lot of difficulties regularly, and during the holidays, it gets even worse and becomes more visible. There are many reasons why these shelters have worse times

By: Sheila Zapata, Social Media Intern, and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager, Business Development, Skytails.com A staple for many households during the holidays is making their homes smell like a winter wonderland. Candles are among the highest-selling items during the holidays, and essential oils have become a popular choice among new generations. These scents are pleasant to hosts and guests, but they may be a problem for household pets.  Why is this Risky for Pets? Humans and

By Taquera Woodson, Social Media Intern, and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager Business Development, Skytails.com Holidays are full of traditions, but have you ever thought about how your dog fits into them? From decorating the house to festive family activities, there are many safe and fun ways to involve your furry friend. Not only does it enrich their life, but it also creates shared experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Way To Include Your Pet 1. Let Them Join th

By Taquera Woodson, Social Media Intern and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager Business Development, Skytails.com Bringing home a new pet during the holiday season is exciting, heartwarming, and meaningful. With festive gatherings, decorations, and extra time at home, it’s a great time to welcome an adopted pet into your family. Before the day arrives, it’s important to make sure your home is prepared for the pet you are adopting. You need to make sure your home is safe and calm. W

By Taquera Woodson, Social Media Intern and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager, Business Development, Skytails.com The holiday season is known for cozy nights, warm traditions, and a time of giving and generosity. It’s also the best time of year to open your home to a pet in need. Whether you are considering adoption or fostering, the holiday season offers benefits for families and animals.  Reasons To Adopt or Foster A Pet During The Holiday Season You’re Spending More Time at Hom

By Taquer Woodson, Social Media Intern, and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager, Business Development, Skytails.com The holidays aren’t just for humans; your pet deserves a little seasonal cheer, too. Whether you are shopping for a gift for your pet or looking for a gift for another pet parent, you don’t have to spend a lot of money. There are many fun, affordable, and pet-approved holiday gift ideas available for purchase. Holiday Gift Ideas for Your Dog Treat-Dispensing Toys & Puz

By Taquera Woodson, Social Media Intern and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager Business Development, Skytails.com When the temperatures drop and the snow starts to fall, some dogs become more energetic, playful, and ready for adventure. While many dog breeds prefer curling up by the fire, others do better in the cold and were born for winter weather. Whether you love hiking snowy trails, sledding, or simply enjoying brisk morning walks, choosing the right pet can make winter better

By Taquera Woodson, Social Media Intern, and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager, Business Development, Skytails.com Winter brings snow, cozy nights, and plenty of outdoor fun for your family and your pet. The snow, ice, and salt can be tough on your pet’s paws. It leads to dryness, cracking, irritation, and even chemical burns if your pet’s paws aren’t properly protected. How To Keep Your Pet’s Paws Healthy, Safe and Comfortable All Winter Long Trim Paw Hair to Prevent Ice Buildup

By Taquera Woodson, Social Media Intern and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager, Business Development, Skytails.com The holidays are a time for joy, connection, and adventure, but when you’re traveling with pets, it can be stressful. Whether you are hitting the road or flying, preparation goes a long way and ensures a smooth, safe, and comfortable journey for you and your pet. There are many ways to prepare for holiday travel with your pet. Guide To Stress-free Holiday Travel With P

By Taquera Woodson, Social Media Intern and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager Business Development, Skytails.com Winter is a great time for pet owners, snowy walks, cozy nights, and holiday celebrations. With the season comes hazards that can put your pets at risk. From toxic chemicals to festive decorations, being aware of these dangers is the first step to keeping your pet safe. Antifreeze: Sweet but Deadly Antifreeze is often used in cars during the winter, but it’s extremely t

By Taquera Woodson, Social Media Intern and Deniza Marcinkevica, Manager Business Development, Skytails.com As winter approaches, pet parents often worry about how cold it is "too" cold for their pet. There are many dogs that enjoy the outdoors during the winter for the crisp air, snow, and brisk walks. Extreme temperatures can be dangerous, even for breeds that are considered built for the snow. Understanding safe outdoor limits can be helpful to your dog to prevent hypother