Getting Your Home Ready for a New Pet

Congratulations on adopting a new pet! Before introducing your pet to his new home, you should make sure that your home is safe. Certain household items can pose a danger to animals. Here are some tips for getting your home ready for a new pet by pet-proofing it.  Common Hazards The most common hazards to […]

Winter Care Tips for Your Pets

Your pet’s fur coat does not fully protect them from weather-associated health risks. Just as humans can’t withstand extensive time in harsh winter climates, neither can pets. Beyond just the bitter cold, winter comes with several other harmful factors that pet owners must avoid to ensure their pets are safe, warm, and healthy.  Limit Time […]

Emergency Veterinary Visits: How to Know When It’s Time to Go

Recognizing that your pet is struggling can be challenging, even for the most attentive pet owners. Animals tend to mask pain much better than humans; therefore, it may be hard to notice that your pet needs emergency medical attention. Here are common signs that indicate you should load up the car and take your pet […]

Keeping Your Pet Happy, Healthy & Safe this Halloween Season

Sweet treats, spooky traditions and fun decorations make Halloween one of the most anticipated holidays of the year. While this time of year is packed with family fun, it can present some dangers for your four-legged companions. Being aware of potential hazards can save you and your family from scary emergency veterinarian visits this October!  […]

Tips for Handling an Injured Pet

If your pet is injured, it may be difficult to assess their injuries without them lashing out in pain or fear. Here are some tips for safely handling an injured pet so that you can transport them to your local veterinary hospital for care:  Approach Your Pet Slowly and Calmly Approach your pet slowly and […]

The recent Los Angeles wildfires have left many animals in urgent need of help. In the coming days, more and more animals suffering from burns and other injuries will require critical medical care.  

Lakefield is supporting @pasadenahumane, which has taken in over 400 animals since the fires began and is at capacity with drop-offs and goods donations. They are in greater need of monetary support to assist with treatment and ongoing care.  

We are doing our part by matching up to $5,000 for the Pasadena Humane to help support lifesaving care for these animals, you can donate directly through this social media post.   Together, we can make a difference.