13 Tips To Help Your Cat And Dog Become Best Friends
Sworn enemies or a match made in heaven? Every pet has their own personality, but you can influence the likelihood that your cat and dog will get along.
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5 Travel Essentials Every Dog Owner Should Have
With so many unfamiliar sights, sounds, and smells, travel can be a stressful experience for dogs. Help ease them into it with these key items.
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The Hazardous Mistake Travelers Should Avoid When Taking Pets Through TSA At The Airport
One mistake at TSA checkpoints across the United States seems to be getting more common. Here's what to do and not do when going through security with pets.
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The Crucial Reason You Should Microchip Your Pets As Part Of Your Holiday Prep
Sure, a festive collar is adorable, but it isn't as effective at tracking lost pets as a microchip. Here's how to check that your pet's chip is up-to-date.
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Should You Always Pet Your Dog Before Going Out? What To Know
A 2018 study suggests petting your dog before leaving the house could have a positive impact on their well-being. However, this research comes with caveats.
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Keep Cats Off Your Houseplants With One Ingredient From The Kitchen
Houseplants naturally appeal to cats; however, this instinct can lead to trouble for your feline and your greenery. Head to your kitchen for an easy deterrent.
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14 Questions You Need To Ask When Searching For A Regular Vet
The quality of veterinary care varies significantly. Asking these key questions will help you find a pet clinic you'll want to come back to.
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11 Things You Do That Break Your Dog's Heart
Like humans, dogs experience sadness, loneliness, and heartbreak. By avoiding certain actions, you can help foster your pup's emotional well-being.
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How To Clean Up After Kennel Cough
Kennel cough is highly contagious disease, so isolating your dog from contact with other canines and thoroughly disinfecting your home is essential.
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How To Potty Train Your Sugar Glider
While you won't be able to teach your pet to go to the bathroom in a litter box, many sugar gliders take to potty training, helping you avoid future accidents.
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Is Burning Sage Safe For Cats?
Many herbs are toxic to cats. However, sage is rarely worrisome when it comes to burning it in a house with felines. Here's what to know before jumping in.
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How To Raise Domestic Rabbits
Raising domestic rabbits isn't easy, but it's worth it if you do it right. Here's how to feed, house, and socialize your bunnies so they can live happily.
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How To Get Rid Of Fleas On Hamsters
Hamsters can become infested with fleas. Knowing how to treat and manage hamster fleas can help to make your hamster's infestation a short-lived one.
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When To Go To An Emergency Vet Vs. A Vet Clinic
If you're tying to gauge whether your pet's condition warrants a visit to a vet clinic or an emergency vet, be on the lookout for these symptoms.
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The One Major Cruise Line That Actually Offers Pet-Friendly Accommodations
Traveling with pets is often restricted to land, but one major cruise line makes sea-faring accessible and keeps your furry pals well taken care of.
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Pet Owners Beware: Avoid De-Icers That Contain These Harmful Ingredients
De-icers are great helpers for humans in the winter, but they can hurt your animals. Here's how to be careful, as well as what to use instead.
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Is Your Cat Eating Your Plants? These 12 Tips And Tricks Will Help Get Them To Stop
A cat may dig into your house plants for multiple reasons. Thanks to their varied personalities, no single deterrent strategy will work for all felines.
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Do Dogs & Cats Know When I'm Stoned?
We know that cats and dogs can detect that something is off when their human is drunk. Do the same rules apply to marijuana? What to consider.
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How To Stop Dogs From Urinating On Plants
Dogs pee on plants for a variety of reasons, which means different solutions are needed based on the specific problem. Consult a vet before using home remedies.
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How To Take Care Of Newborn German Shepherd Puppies
Most mothers know how to care for their pups. However, there are some things you can do to help ensure just-born German shepherd puppies get the best start.
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Is It Safe To Give Your Dog Bones? Benefits, Considerations, And Alternatives
Dogs do enjoy bones and derive some health benefits from gnawing on them. The wrong bone, however, can make your dog sick or even prove fatal.
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How Can I Make A Dog Crate Smaller?
Using a bit of creativity, safe materials, and taking care to avoid sharp edges or other hazards, you can change the interior size of a dog crate.
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What Is The Average Cost Of Spaying Or Neutering Your Pet At The Vet?
Having your pet spayed or neutered is important for ensuring their long-term health. However, depending on where you go for the service, the cost can add up.
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Taking Care Of A Rat Terrier Chihuahua Mix
Ratcha dogs, or rat-cha dogs, are a Chihuahua rat terrier mix. When acquiring a mixed breed dog, it's sort of a mystery exactly what you're going to get.
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Separating Two Dogs Who Have Lived Together Their Whole Lives
To ensure a healthy adjustment, separate dogs who have lived together for a long time gradually to reduce the potential for trauma and anxiety.
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Ingredients To Avoid When Choosing Laundry Detergent For Your Pet's Bedding
Although they're great at reducing odor, many laundry detergents contain ingredients that can cause unpleasant skin and gastrointestinal reactions in pets.
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13 Things People Do That Dogs Hate
Dogs can't easily express themselves to humans, and many hide their discomfort. These seemingly innocent actions may actually cause your pup stress.
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