Dandruff can be an itchy and uncomfortable condition. But don’t just brush it off as a cosmetic problem. While sometimes the cause of dandruff can be simple, there can be more serious reasons. Once you identify the cause of your cat’s dandruff, you’ll know more about how to fix the problem. Some illnesses can lead
Do the statements, “my dog has selective hearing” or “he only responds when he feels like it,” sound familiar? If you made these comments to a dog trainer, the first thing she would ask you is, “Are you sure your dog knows your cues?” One of the most confusing things for any pet is when
We’re sure your pet’s meal plan is healthy, but could it be improved? No matter what diet you feed your best friend, it probably can be made more nutritious and appetizing with a few simple additions to the menu. There are a few guidelines to keep in mind to ensure Fluffy and Rover’s mealtime changes
That’s code for a highly sensitive cat! Just like highly sensitive people, some cats can be easily stressed. They can be readily overwhelmed, shy around new people, and take longer to recover from social time. Why is your cat so sensitive? Well, it could be one of many reasons. Some cats have had negative experiences
July is pet hydration month, so let’s learn more about our best friend’s water needs. Our pets, just like us, need more hydration in hot weather, with exercise, or if they are ill. Diet also plays a role in hydration. Most pet parents have no idea how much water their dog or cat actually needs.
Understanding the concepts above are fundamental to training your dog. Aversions are when Fido has a negative feeling about a command. Distractions happen when too much is going on around him and he can’t concentrate (for example TV, other pets, or cars). Lastly, a generalization is when you expect your dog to take a concept
If you are going to be on the go with your cat in tow, you’ll need the right cat carrier. Besides being safe, you want to make sure it is easy to load and unload, looks cute, has good ventilation, and is easy to clean. Safety: If you need a carrier for visits to the
We can all get stuck in a rut once in a while, which happens with dog walks. Walking the same route can be monotonous, to say the least. Mix it up now and then! Your dog will be happier, and you may enjoy the walks more. Here are some ideas: Location – change your course!
This is one of the most common questions we hear from dog parents. We’ve all been there… you call your dog, and he heads the other way. Or you tell him to stay, and he jumps right up. Many of us repeat the command and sometimes even threaten our dog, “If you don’t come by
If you’ve spent time around cats, you know all about cat kneading. Some people call it making biscuits or bread because that’s what it looks like. It’s a typical feline behavior, but not all cats are kneaders. If your kitty isn’t, don’t worry, that’s normal too. Many cats have their own kneading techniques. Some only
