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Insider Weekly has recognized Garden State Pet Center as the Top Holistic Pet Store of 2025, highlighting the Audubon, NJ establishment’s commitment to premium pet nutrition and ethical sourcing practices.

As the season of renewal, spring is the perfect time to clean and declutter your home. If you have a pet bird, however, it’s important to take extra care to use only bird-safe cleaning practices. Many common cleaning products contain chemicals that can be harmful to birds, and even strong fumes from otherwise safe products can pose a risk. Read on for some tips for tackling your spring cleaning while keeping your bird safe and your home fresh.

Spring is a time of renewal, warmer weather, and blooming flowers. But for pets, the season also brings potential dangers like allergies and an increase in pesky critters. As a pet parent, it’s essential to take proactive steps to keep your furry friends safe and comfortable. Here’s what you need to know about protecting your pet from seasonal threats. 1. Understanding Spring Allergies in Pets Just like humans, pets can suffer from seasonal allergies. Pollen from trees, grass, and flowers can trigger allergic reactions in dogs and cats, leading to symptoms such as: Excessive scratching or licking Red, watery eyes...

Dr. Lynda Loudon’s journey in veterinary medicine was inspired by a deep bond with animals during her childhood. Over the past 23 years, she has dedicated her career to integrative veterinary medicine, combining traditional practices with holistic approaches to promote long-term pet health.

At Garden State Pet Center, we’re celebrating Women's History Month by shining a spotlight on incredible women who are making history in the pet industry. These trailblazers are revolutionizing pet health, nutrition, and wellness. One such visionary is Julie Anne Lee, DCH RCSHom, the founder of Adored Beast Apothecary and a leader in holistic pet healthcare.