The Lowcountry is full of paw-fect places to enjoy with your pets. We provide information on where to find the best parks for dogs to run free and make fur-ever friends, as well as pet-friendly spots that welcome your feline friends too! With plenty of pet-friendly restaurants and cafes, your furry companions can join you as you explore the local scene. Be sure to check out pet-friendly stores to pick up some Lowcountry-inspired treats and goodies for your pets. From our furry family to yours, we hope your pets enjoy all the Lowcountry has to offer!
From weekly firework shows at Shelter Cove Harbour & Marina to Independence Day celebrations, summer can be a stressful time for pets. Learn how to recognize signs of anxiety, reduce fear and keep animals safe when fireworks are part of the festivities.
July’s extreme heat can turn everyday surfaces into a burn risk for dogs. Learn the simple 7-second test, signs of burnt paw pads and expert tips for keeping pets safe during Lowcountry summers.
The beach is pure joy for many Lowcountry dogs, but too much ocean water can quickly turn dangerous. Understanding the signs of saltwater poisoning, along with simple prevention tips, can help pet owners protect their dogs during long days by the shore.
As pets grow older, their needs shift toward greater comfort, consistency and care. From supportive memory foam beds to a balanced diet tailored to their stage of life, these small changes can make a meaningful difference.
In everyday life, dogs carry the instincts of their wild ancestors. From fetching sticks to rolling around in the grass, these common behaviors are echoes of survival skills honed over millennia.
When daylight saving time shifts the clock, pets feel it too. Learn how dogs, cats and other animals respond to time changes and how to adjust their routines smoothly.
From Uga to Smokey, these live dog mascots are more than cute faces—they’re legends, icons and beloved team members in college sports.
From Broad Creek to Beaufort River, the Lowcountry is full of tail-wagging adventures. Here’s how to keep your pup safe and happy while boating this summer — with tips on gear, hydration, routes and more.
The Lowcountry’s marshlands offer endless adventure for outdoor lovers and their pups, but they’re also a delicate ecosystem that deserves respect. From leash laws and wildlife awareness to eco-friendly habits and safety tips, here’s how to enjoy these scenic landscapes responsibly with your dog — ensuring both your best friend and the marsh stay happy and healthy.
Exploring the great outdoors with your dog is one of life’s greatest joys, but the Lowcountry’s beautiful landscapes come with hidden hazards. From parasites and poisonous plants to beach safety and heat protection, this guide will help you keep your pup safe, happy, and healthy on every adventure.