I love my furbabies and this is where I share information for other pet parents. Specializing in cats, and small dogs but there may be a few hamsters or rabbits, maybe even a raccoon.
Whether you’re bringing home a puppy or rescuing an older dog, you have to prepare your home for your new dogs arrival. Dogs are a bit like small children, in that they can try to get into everything. Here a few tips to help you prepare.
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
Anybody that has a dog, or has had a dog in the past, will know the exceptional and unique connection of unconditional love, support, and loyalty that a canine companion offers. Indeed, in a world that is becoming ever more virtual and disconnected, we need that sense of connection to come from somewhere.
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
Impossible to predict and extremely unfortunate, emergencies happen at any hour. One could be on a routine walk, at the dog park, checking out a new city or simply visiting a friend when the unfortunate strikes. Pets are important. Be prepared for an emergency with a proper first aid kit. Putting the right items in
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So you have a new pup in your family? You would surely want your pet to understand you and follow your instructions. In fact, it is necessary for your pup to learn some basic behavior and socialization skills. However, training your pup for the first time could be overwhelming- you neither want to be
As owners, we like to think that we know what makes our pets happy. But what does science say? Sometimes, people confuse human representations of happiness with pet happiness, thinking they’re the same thing. They’re not. Pets are different beings. Here’s a rundown of what makes them the happiest. Having Plenty
There’s a lot of value in getting a pet to call your own, but it’s not as if it’s always a walk in the park. There are always times when you begin to question why you ever got a pet in the first place. And, of course, this is normal. You can’t have only the
