Furbabies aren’t just pets, they’re family. Whether you’re giving nose boops to your snuggle buddy, spoiling your cuddle monster, or figuring out which four-legged (or feathered) friend belongs in your life, this is the place for Generation X pet parents who love their fur kids like real kids. From choosing the perfect pet to caring for your aging dogs, you’ll find all the pet care tips, health advice, and real talk you need to keep your furbabies happy, healthy, and spoiled rotten.
It’s hard not to love animals. Not only are they totally honest in their actions, but absolutely understandable, and many can form a bond with us. They hold their own dignity and deserve nothing but the best treatment. If you find that you yourself love animals to the point where turning this into […]
Every fur parent’s worst fear is to leave their furbaby at home and giving them separation anxiety while they are away. Though leaving them all alone is not in your options at all, there are times that you will need to do this as you have work and errands to do. There are numerous
Using a pet carrier can be a traumatic experience for cat and owner alike but… it doesn’t have to be. By choosing the right carrier and following the steps below, you can help your cat learn to accept being in a pet carrier. Choose the Right Carrier for Your Cat The first thing you
The day your last child leaves home is never pleasant. You’re kissing goodbye to a massive chapter of your life. You won’t see them every day, or be able to cook for them any time you fancy. In many ways, this spells the end of the caregiver aspect of your motherhood. As such, you
When you have a pet living in your home with you it can be the biggest privilege in the world and they will make your life complete in little ways every day. A dog is part of the family and they are amazing to have around, but when it comes to keeping the house
Cats are underrated, we want to start by saying that. You’ll find that there are three types of animal people in this world. The people who like cats, the people who like dogs, and the people who aren’t really bothered either way. Or worse, you have the people who just don’t like animals at all!
One of the first pets my children ever had was a hamster. I have four children and we have owned many hamsters during the years. I think pets teach valuable life lessons. Here are a few we learned from the hamsters.
It seems my Little Edie is not the only cat missing. I know of at least 10 other people who’s cats have gone missing over the weekend, including my neighbor’s beautiful fluffy tuxedo cat. I am not sure if all these missing cats are due to the snow storm or what. It seems really strange
