The Las Vegas Pet Scene Magazine is a high-quality publication that combines eye-catching, full-color design and professionally written articles and features in every issue. Our readers enjoy a variety of news briefs, adoptable pet profiles, expert columns and fun kid’s page! Each magazine features a Pet Adoption page from a local shelter or rescue group, helping to spread the word about animal rescue and to find homes for the many homeless pets in our area. You can pick up a free copy at any of the 34 Albertsons in Las Vegas and Henderson as well as Glacier's Market and local vet clinics, grooming salons, pet supply shops, book stores, libraries, and more.
National Volunteer Week – April 20-26: A week set aside to celebrate volunteerism. It is the perfect time to say Thank you and the perfect time to encourage others to become volunteers. Volunteers truly make a difference. Volunteers are the … Continue reading →
In March the ASPCA®’s Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) releases its findings about the Top Ten Poisons for the previous year. In 2021, APCC saw a 22% increase in call volume. It is extremely important for pet parents to be … Continue reading →
Easter – A fun holiday for kids yet can be hazardous to pets. The top three hazards are: Chocolate – Easter is the top day for chocolate intoxication in pets beating out Christmas, Valentine’s Day and even Halloween. Possibly because … Continue reading →
National Poison Prevention Week is a great time to find out more about the potential poisons and toxins your pet might get into – let’s keep our pets safe! In March the ASPCA®’s Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) releases its … Continue reading →
The information about pets and COVID 19 has been fairly consistent. There is still no evidence that pets can spread the virus to people and that, yes, pets can get the coronavirus. Buddy’s story is a sad reminder of this … Continue reading →
It seems that every day brings new pieces of information from a wide variety of sources, some more reliable than others. It’s like putting together a jigsaw puzzle without having the picture of completed photo on the box. We’re all … Continue reading →
COVID-19 has completely disrupted our lives. Interestingly when we started planning this issue it wasn’t even in our thoughts or on the list as a possible article. Now it has become a topic of concern for all of us. As … Continue reading →
Every day there is a great deal of important information reported about COVID 19 and it is difficult to keep up the reading. The following is a brief overview of a few items that we feel are important to know … Continue reading →
The time is right; the needs at area shelters and rescues are great. The COVID 19 pandemic has disrupted every aspect of our lives. The work of animal shelters and rescues has been greatly impacted also. They need fosters NOW. … Continue reading →
On January 22, 2020 The U.S. Department of Transportation announced that it is seeking public comment on proposed amendments to its Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA) regulation on the transport of service animals. The following chart courtesy of HABRI visually … Continue reading →
The feasting holidays are wonderful times for family and friends to come together and enjoy great food and fellowship. Safely including our pets in the feasting can be challenging yet there are some human foods that can be shared with … Continue reading →
National Poison Prevention Week is a great time to find out more about the potential poisons and toxins your pet might get into – let’s keep our pets safe! In early March the ASPCA®’s Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) releases … Continue reading →
February – The Love Month Valentine’s Day and Love Your Pet Day are two heart- themed days we celebrate in the month of February. It is the month of love with colorful decorative hearts on cards, candies and celebrated with … Continue reading →
Is it safe to share the bounty of the Thanksgiving feast with your pet? There are many traditional Thanksgiving foods that are perfectly safe to share with your pet. It is important, however, to keep table treats simple and small. … Continue reading →
There’s nothing like hiking in fall up at Mt. Charleston. The cool breezes and the fall colors remind us that fall is really here and winter is on its way. This 3.2-mile roundtrip hike begins off Nevada Highway 157 in … Continue reading →
