Your senior pets are dealing with more than just the effects of aging: they are having to navigate the changing landscape of their bodies, too. The biggest culprit behind their discomfort? Arthritis. With their bodies slowly wearing down and losing their flexibility, your older pup will be slowing down and showing signs of pain. Here are three ke...
Cats’ body language can be a challenge to decipher. They have a number of different ways to communicate—all of which can be difficult to understand if you don’t know what you’re looking for. It’s important to recognize that cats’ body language is not always intentional. They can feel threatened by something they see, hear, or smell and react in an ...
Cat acne is a condition that is becoming more and more prevalent among cats. It is characterized by red bumps, blackheads, and pimples on the cat’s skin. Usually, these acnes are found on your kitty’s chin. Here’s what you need to know about it if your cat ever develops chin acne. What causes cat chin acne? Many factors can cause cat chin acne, b...
Nothing is scarier than knowing you’re home alone, especially when you’ve got small children or elderly family members living with you. While alarms and security systems can help keep your home safe, they aren’t foolproof. While a dog is undoubtedly our baby, it can also be an incredible asset in protecting the people and things in your home. A d...
Many pet parents know that onions are not a good match for our pups, but the question remains: how can an onion be so bad? Well, for canines, onions are a dietary danger that causes not only bad breath but serious health complications relating to anemia and lethargy. Continue below to learn more about why dogs should never consume onions in any for...
Many pet parents believe that your puppy’s nose is a guide to their health. A dry and cracked nose is believed to cause illness and dismay, while a wet nose is thought to be a quality of a healthy and happy pup. But according to experts, it’s not as black and white as many of us have grown to believe. Here are some reasons why your dog’s nose might...
