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TulsaPets Magazine Providing Tulsa Pet Owners with a One-Stop Resource for Local Products, Services and Information All of it sprinkled with lots of pictures of local pets!

TulsaPets Magazine and its companion website TulsaPetsMagazine.com provide Tulsa area pet owners with the perspectives of a bi-monthly magazine, the interactive, up-to-the-minute insights of a local news source and the convenience of a complete Pet Business Directory. Only here will you find a one-stop resource for local pet products, services and events as well as adoption and pet care information.

⭐️Spotlight on Oklahoma Alliance for Animals⭐️Oklahoma Alliance for Animals is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization dedica...
01/24/2025

⭐️Spotlight on Oklahoma Alliance for Animals⭐️

Oklahoma Alliance for Animals is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing pet overpopulation, encouraging responsible pet ownership and promoting the humane treatment of animals through community collaboration and education. OAA’s primary purpose is to bring together the people and resources needed to overcome pet homelessness, abuse and neglect. If you’d like to help, simply scan the QR code below and donate today!

To learn more, visit https://animalallianceok.org/about/

Mr. Beans wishes you all a happy Thursday, friends! Photo Credit: Emily McVay
01/23/2025

Mr. Beans wishes you all a happy Thursday, friends!



Photo Credit: Emily McVay

January is Train Your Dog Month, and we are continuing our training tips series from Mary Green, CPDT-KA.Training Tip: C...
01/22/2025

January is Train Your Dog Month, and we are continuing our training tips series from Mary Green, CPDT-KA.

Training Tip: Consistency

Have you ever noticed how much your dog likes routine? If it’s getting close to dinner time and you’re not getting ready to feed them, they will let you know! And they can’t even read a clock! Routine and consistency help your dog to understand your expectations.

Be consistent when training your dog. For example, if you do not allow your dog on furniture, be consistent. If you allow them on it sometimes but not others, it’s confusing for the dog. Or if you allow them to jump up on you when you get home some days and other days you don’t, your dog will not know what you expect.

Consistency is key for a well-mannered dog!

Our January/February issue is here! Grab yours at your nearest pet-friendly newsstand or call (918) 351-3411 to subscrib...
01/21/2025

Our January/February issue is here! Grab yours at your nearest pet-friendly newsstand or call (918) 351-3411 to subscribe and have every issue delivered to your mailbox!

01/20/2025

An update on StreetCats Inc. 👇🐈

Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a leader whose vision of equality, justice, and peace continue...
01/20/2025

Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a leader whose vision of equality, justice, and peace continues to inspire generations. Let us reflect, take action, and strive to embody his message of love and unity in our daily lives. Together, we can keep the dream alive.

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Caption This! After receiving this photo comment, it was too good not to get its own post. 😂 Best caption will receive ...
01/17/2025

Caption This!

After receiving this photo comment, it was too good not to get its own post. 😂 Best caption will receive a prize!

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Did you know?Dogs can learn over 1,000 words! Studies have shown that some dogs, like border collies, have the cognitive...
01/16/2025

Did you know?

Dogs can learn over 1,000 words! Studies have shown that some dogs, like border collies, have the cognitive ability of a 2– or 3-year-old child and can understand an incredible number of words and commands. For example, a famous border collie named Chaser learned the names of over 1,000 objects and could retrieve them on command! While they may not be able to speak actual words, we’d say that makes them pretty great communicators!

January is Train Your Dog Month! Every week in the month of January, we are sharing a training tip from Mary Green, CPDT...
01/15/2025

January is Train Your Dog Month!
Every week in the month of January, we are sharing a training tip from Mary Green, CPDT-KA.

Training Tip: Start Simple.
Think of training your dog the same way you learn—start simple, then gradually increase the difficulty. For example, if you want to learn to play the piano, you start with “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star”—not Beethoven’s 5th. The same principle is true for teaching your dog new things—start simple!

There’s nothing better than a cute furry face to brighten up a Monday, especially one like Lucy’s! Is your pet as photog...
01/13/2025

There’s nothing better than a cute furry face to brighten up a Monday, especially one like Lucy’s!

Is your pet as photogenic as Lucy? Send your pet’s photo and name to [email protected] to see him or her featured on our Pets About Town page or add it here in the comments. 🐶🐱👇

Let’s see those Snow Day photos! ❄️🐾TulsaPets wants to see your furry friends enjoying this winter wonderland! Whether t...
01/10/2025

Let’s see those Snow Day photos! ❄️🐾

TulsaPets wants to see your furry friends enjoying this winter wonderland! Whether they’re bounding through the snow, cozy by the fire, or giving you their best “no way I’m going outside” look, we’d love to feature them!

Drop your snow day photos in the comments or tag us using for a chance to be featured. Stay warm, and don’t forget to keep your pets safe in the cold!

🐶🐱 Let the cuteness begin!

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When someone asks how your New Year’s Resolutions are going … 😳🤨🤣 Photo Credit: Unsplash/Andrew Umansky
01/09/2025

When someone asks how your New Year’s Resolutions are going … 😳🤨🤣


Photo Credit: Unsplash/Andrew Umansky

January is Train Your Dog Month🐾🐶Start the year off right with a well-behaved and happy pup! All month long we will be s...
01/08/2025

January is Train Your Dog Month🐾🐶

Start the year off right with a well-behaved and happy pup! All month long we will be sharing training tips to help strengthen the bond between you and your furry friend. Today’s tip comes from Mary Green, CPDT-KA.

How can you make training your dog fun and positive? Easy! Reward the behaviors that you like. For example, if your dog is settling nicely, reward it! The science behind R+ (positive reinforcement) is that of adding something that increases the likelihood of that behavior increasing in the future. Reinforcement, by definition, makes something stronger. When we reward a desirable behavior, our pets figure this out. They begin to offer behaviors that we have been rewarding. Stay tuned for more tips from our expert!

🌟🐾 Happy National Cuddle Up Day! 🐾🌟Is there anything better than snuggling up with your furry friend on a chilly winter ...
01/06/2025

🌟🐾 Happy National Cuddle Up Day! 🐾🌟

Is there anything better than snuggling up with your furry friend on a chilly winter day? Whether it’s a cozy couch session with your cat or a blanket fort with your dog, today is all about celebrating the warmth and love our pets bring into our lives.

Not only is cuddling comforting for us, but it’s also a great way to bond with your pet and reduce stress for both of you! 💕

📸 Show us your cuddle moments! Share a picture of you and your pet snuggled up and tag us for a chance to be featured!
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✨Spotlight on Fetch Social Club, your new pet-friendly hangout spot! ✨Fetch Social Club is a dog-centric social club wit...
01/03/2025

✨Spotlight on Fetch Social Club, your new pet-friendly hangout spot! ✨

Fetch Social Club is a dog-centric social club with a private indoor/outdoor dog park, cafe, and bar designed to provide humans and their pups a safe environment to socialize together. Park Attendants will watch your dog while you enjoy yourself with your friends. The indoor-outdoor facility allows for year-round fun for both you and your pets. If spending more time with your furry family member is on your New Year’s checklist, Fetch Social Club is the way to go. To learn more, visit fetchsocialclub.com.

Kick Off the New Year with Safe Winter Walks!January is the perfect time to embrace those crisp, wintery strolls with yo...
01/02/2025

Kick Off the New Year with Safe Winter Walks!

January is the perfect time to embrace those crisp, wintery strolls with your pup! But cold weather brings unique challenges for our furry friends. Check out these quick tips to keep your dog cozy, safe, and happy while exploring the great outdoors this winter. 🐶❄️

1. Bundle Up: Short-haired or small dogs may need a coat to stay warm. Protect paws with booties or paw balm to guard against ice and salt.
2. Adjust Walk Lengths: Keep walks shorter in freezing temps and watch for signs of discomfort like shivering or paw lifting.
3. Stay Visible: Winter days are short—use reflective gear or a light-up collar to keep your dog safe in low light.
4. Wipe Paws: De-icing salts and snow can irritate your dog’s paws. Wipe them down after every walk to remove any harmful substances.

Enjoy those frosty adventures together! 🐾
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Happy New Year from TulsaPets!Wishing you and your furry friends a year filled with joy, love, and tail wags. Here’s to ...
01/01/2025

Happy New Year from TulsaPets!
Wishing you and your furry friends a year filled with joy, love, and tail wags. Here’s to more adventures, cuddles, and memories in 2025! 🐾🎉

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3 Essential New Year’s Eve Safety Tips for Pet Owners1) Keep pets away from fireworks. The loud noises and bright lights...
12/31/2024

3 Essential New Year’s Eve Safety Tips for Pet Owners

1) Keep pets away from fireworks. The loud noises and bright lights can frighten pets, leading to stress or attempts to escape. Create a safe, quiet space indoors for them to relax, and never let pets near lit fireworks.

2) Watch out for party hazards. Ensure pets can’t access alcohol, chocolate, or other toxic foods. Keep party decorations like balloons and streamers out of reach to avoid choking or ingestion risks.

3) Secure your pet’s ID tag. In case your pet gets spooked and runs away, make sure their collar has up-to-date ID tags. A microchip adds extra security for a happy reunion.

These quick tips can help keep your pets safe as everyone rings in the New Year!


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TulsaPets Magazine and its companion website http://www.TulsaPetsMagazine.com provide Tulsa area pet owners with the perspectives of a bi-monthly magazine, the interactive, up-to-the-minute insights of a local news source and the convenience of a complete Pet Business Directory. Only here will you find a one-stop resource for local pet products, services and events as well as adoption and pet care information. All of it sprinkled with lots of pictures of local pets!