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How to get rid of bad behavior in a dog (digging, biting, chewing)

A dog can be your most faithful and best friend. And that will be exactly until he starts chewing your favorite cuddle, or generally misbehaving. You may have already gathered your courage and are about to punish your beloved pet for some misstep, but your heart begins to melt when you look into... ↪ Read more

Your rabbit has lost his appetite. What to do?

House rabbits like to chew on almost anything they can get their hands on. That's why if your rabbit has lost his appetite, you are beginning to have some worries. If your other pet has refused to eat, it won't seem like anything serious, but if it's a rabbit, the situation can be really unpleasant.... ↪ Read more

How choosing your new cat

Cats make great companions - they are cute, fluffy, funny and give great hugs. Everyone should be able to enjoy owning a cat, but before you get your first cat there are a few things to consider.First, there is the time commitment. Many cats can live up to 20 years, so consider your lifestyle and... ↪ Read more

How choosing your new dog

With so many breeds suited to different lifestyles, your homework will pay off when it comes to housing a new dog.Dogs really are the best friends you could ever have. They have amazing individual personalities, they will quickly become part of your family and love you unconditionally.The presence... ↪ Read more

Pay attention to your pet's teeth to prevent deadly diseases

National Pet Dental Health month, celebrated every February, is designed to raise awareness about the importance of oral health for pets. In addition to bad breath, poor oral health can contribute to damage to the teeth and gums and periodontal disease, which can negatively impact the kidneys,... ↪ Read more

How can you improve your cat's Life

The leading cause of death for cats is euthanasia. This is due to unacceptable behavior in the household. This includes behaviors such as fighting, destroying furniture with claws, and inappropriate urination and defecation. When these behaviors become unacceptable, the cat is either put outside or... ↪ Read more

Minimizing Stress In Cats

Cats are interesting creatures when it comes to their social life. They are very sensitive to stress, especially in households with more than one cat. This stress can cause a chronic disease, especially of the urinary tract.There is even speculation that excessive stress causes a "Pandora Syndrome"... ↪ Read more

People are really getting to know their pets at home during quarantine, poll says

One of the major benefits of spending more time at home: Infinitely more time with our pets.And it looks like all that time is paying off in the pet-owner relationship. A survey of 2,000 cat and dog owners found that seven out of 10 pet parents feel they know their animals more.As a pet owner... ↪ Read more

COVID-19 hits U.S. mink farms after ripping through Europe

COVID-19 has now struck mink farms in the United States, too. Yesterday, roughly 10 days after farmers in Utah reported a rash of mink deaths, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirmed the SARS-CoV-2 virus had infected the weasellike mammals, which are raised for their fur.Infections of... ↪ Read more

Cut Cooling Costs Without Sacrificing Your Indoor Cat’s Comfort

During the hot summer months, it goes without saying that you need to take precautions for your outdoor pets to protect them from heat stroke and other heat related problems, but even indoor cats require special attention, especially if you’re trying to save on cooling costs by turning the air... ↪ Read more

Our dogs are becoming `overly bonded`. Time to start separating

It's been months since many of us started working at home, which means it's been months of our dogs living in their own personal heaven. Company at all hours, unlimited pets, maybe even increased walks around the neighborhood. My dog has been in paradise."Dogs are becoming 'overly bonded,' which... ↪ Read more

What`s the weirdest food your pet can`t get enough of?

Earlier this week, Aimee Levitt shared an illuminating study that found the majority of pets do not subsist on pet food alone. Anyone who is shocked by this has not been around a dog, cat, or guinea pig for more than five minutes in their entire lives. We love our animals, and love is often... ↪ Read more