From gifts and garlands to tinsel and trimmings, temptations are everywhere for pets during the holidays. Avoid a not-so-merry night at the vet's office by preventing your pets from eating anything they're not supposed...

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Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday in the United States, and Thanksgiving 2018 occurs on Thursday, November 22. In 1621, the Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians shared an autumn harvest feast that is...

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Have you gotten your flu shot yet? The Red Cross has great resources for flu prevention, planning & coping. https://goo.gl/asV5Tx

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Recognized each October, National Fire Prevention Week serves to educate us about the importance of fire safety. Fires can occur anywhere and at any time. In fact, the NFPA reports U.S. fire departments respond to a...

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Electric scooter sharing is a new phenomenon, joining ridesharing as an alternative mode of transportation. These rentals have led to a new entrant in major city traffic lanes. There are hundreds of scooters in some...

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When planning your Harvest and Halloween displays make sure they are safe and do not pose a fire or trip hazard to those visiting your home or office. Peak trick-or-treating hours are between 5:30 pm and 9:30 pm; if you...

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Every October, the color pink shows up in full force. From lapel pins to NFL uniforms, people integrate pink into their wardrobes to support breast cancer awareness month. As an awareness campaign, it’s incredibly...

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With almost 2 months left of this year's hurricane season, and Hurricane Michael gaining strength in the gulf, we wanted to take a moment to remind you of a couple "before the storm" tips. Turn off circuit breakers....

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From frostbitten paws to iced-over water bowls, there are lots of pet hazards related to lower temps. But did you know that one of most painful conditions for dogs and cats can be aggravated by cold weather? Not just a...

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Make the Most of National Preparedness Month September is National Preparedness Month, reminding us all to be prepared for natural disasters and emergencies. Whether you are new to Florida or a lifetime resident, we...

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A leak or break was the leading factor contributing to gas grill-related fires, according to the NFPA report. Keep the following in mind before you get your grill going. Check the gas cylinder hose for leaks before...

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As families prepare for the start of a new school year, the distractions of obtaining and purchasing school supplies can often result in security breaches, leaving our personal information exposed to predators seeking...

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Have you recently:1) Gotten engaged or married?2) Welcomed a child to your family?3) Moved to a new home?4) Started a college fund o sent a child to college?5) Changed jobs?6? Taken out a loan?7) Started planning for...

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As students head off to college, many are not considering insurance options to keep them protected on-campus. According to the Insurance Information Institute, approximately 50% of all on-campus crimes are burglaries....

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Hot pavement? Hotfoot it to cooler ground! You wouldn't want to walk outside barefoot when it's blazing hot, would you? Neither does your dog. That's because paw pads can get burned from walking on hot streets and...

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As Florida residents, having fun in the sun is great; however, it is also important to remember the sun can be very harmful if we are not careful. The sun emits Ultraviolet (UV) waves, which can be very dangerous to our...

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When it comes to coping with our everyday emotions, sometimes a little self-care goes a long way. Here are a few tricks to have in your feel-better toolkit: 1. Speak nicely to yourself. When you hear negative self-talk...

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June 1st is the official start of hurricane season. As we all witnessed last year's devastating hurricane season, it only takes one storm to cause millions of dollars in damages and destruction. With the prediction of...

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Gone of life’s simple pleasures. Unfortunately, where there is fun there is also the potential for safety issues. Here are some food safety tips and tricks to keep in mind this summer.From the Store to the Freezer/...

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When springtime rolls around almost everyone thinks of cleaning. That’s fine (we probably all need to do a little more of that, after all), but there’s something even more important to keep in mind: home maintenance. So,...

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Happy 2018!!! We hope the year is off to a good start for you. Statistics show only 8% of Americans are successful with their New Years resolutions. Here are 5 tips you can follow so you don't become part of this...

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