Many cat parents are well aware that their feline is obsessed with technology, well, more specifically with keyboards. If you’re working from home or just surfing the net in the evening, you may have noticed that your cat spends a lot of time in front of you, like directly on your keyboard. We’ve heard many
Spring is right around the corner; open the windows, get outside, and enjoy the breeze! As you fill your calendar with more activities, you should to be aware of a few outdoor pet hazards. Here is a rundown: Bugs: Warmer weather means more bugs, including fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes, which can cause heartworm. Be sure
If you have multiple pets and one is good at causing mischief, consider how your attention is divided in your home. Most often, the “good” pet is ignored because the high-maintenance pet takes up so much of your focus. The same can be true if you have a new puppy, kitten, or even a new
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Home is where most of us feel safe and secure, and it’s important that our pets feel the same way. So if you have a shy or new cat, how can you gain Fluffy’s trust and make her home a peaceful, safe place? Believe it or not, have a schedule. Most of our pets thrive
Urinary Tract Infections can be a pain for both your dog and cat – they can make our pets miserable. It’s essential to treat a UTI quickly because not only are they painful but can cause serious complications. Your pet’s urinary tract system removes waste from their body through the kidneys. If they have a
If you have an active pet, rainy days can be plenty dull for them; not many of us want to walk in the pouring rain, nor do our pets. Here are some tips for keeping Rover and Fluffy occupied during a stretch of bad weather. Some dogs love chewing, and it uses a lot of
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We reviewed some cat books in December; now it’s time to celebrate our dogs in literature, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Clifford by Norman BridwellWith over 80 Clifford books, the children in your life will adore his adventures with his person, Emily Elizabeth! White Fang by Jack London This book is a classic and
They do! A large and very thorough study that lasted four years verified that your cat does eat (or wants to) about 15% more in the winter. This brings up two good questions: The cooler temperatures and shorter days are signals to your cat’s system that winter is coming. And Fluffy’s metabolism responds by revving
