Sharing the Love of the Season: Holiday Pet Food Drives and Fundraisers

Sharing the Love of the Season: Holiday Pet Food Drives and Fundraisers

When we think of the season, gratitude is a word that comes to mind. We are grateful for all of the things we have and the love we have in our lives. Our lives, as well as our pets’ lives, are full. We have shelter, food, warmth, and all of the things to make a […]
Pet Gifts? Look No Further Than Our 2019 Guide

Pet Gifts? Look No Further Than Our 2019 Guide

Even a cursory Google search for ‘pet gifts’ will produce over 800 million possible results. No wonder finding the right gift for your pet can feel nearly impossible!  Luckily, you have two things working for you. Number one, is that most pets are pretty happy with just about anything. Number two, is that your friends […]
H2O, No! Why Do Cats Hate Water?

H2O, No! Why Do Cats Hate Water?

Most cats are averse to water. It’s kind of a thing with them, and avoiding baths is something most kitties will do at all costs. Cats and their opposition to water is the thing of memes and comedies. Cats, after a bath or falling into water, don’t exactly look their happiest. But what is it […]
10 Reasons to Be Thankful for Our Pets

10 Reasons to Be Thankful for Our Pets

The Thanksgiving season is a time to pause and give thanks for all of the blessings and joy. Our family members and loved ones are up on that list, and of course, our wonderful pet companions.  Pets bring so many positives to our lives, it’s hard to only list a few. But since Thanksgiving isn’t […]
People Go Crazy For It, But What About Pumpkin Spice For Pets?

People Go Crazy For It, But What About Pumpkin Spice For Pets?

You can go ahead and try, but each fall it gets increasingly harder to escape “pumpkin spice”. It’s everywhere! People definitely go crazy for pumpkin spice lattes, but you can find the flavoring in baked goods, air fresheners, and even personal care products.  While unsweetened, cooked pumpkin is generally considered a safe food for pets, […]
Ask-A-Vet: Why do Dogs Chase Their Tails?

Ask-A-Vet: Why do Dogs Chase Their Tails?

If you haven’t seen a dog chasing its tail in real life, you’ve likely seen an image or video of this uniquely canine behavior. Indeed, dogs provide us with countless hours of entertainment, and the tail-chasing is high on the list. But have you ever wondered why they do it? As funny as they look […]
What to do About a Hyper Dog

What to do About a Hyper Dog

He never seems to calm down!  He never stops moving!?!  She’s always jumping up on everyone and everything!!  She wears me out…  As much as you love them, living with a hyper dog can be exhausting, frustrating, and downright upsetting at times. Many dogs are high-energy, but when the problem starts to interfere with you […]
Cat Language: What Kitty is Trying to Tell You

Cat Language: What Kitty is Trying to Tell You

For pet owners, trying to decipher what their furry family member is communicating is a daily part of life with pets. Cats can be especially challenging, though, given their more reclusive nature. Cat language is subtle, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t constantly trying to communicate with us. With a little bit of practice, you […]
Why Renting to Pet Owners Makes Sense

Why Renting to Pet Owners Makes Sense

According to the American Pet Products Association’s National Pet Owners Survey, roughly 50% of Americans own at least one pet – that’s 88.3 million dogs and 95.6 million cats in case you were wondering. Businesses have picked up on the fact that opening their doors to pets will increase their revenue, which is why more […]
Should You Crate Train Your Cat? The Answer May Surprise You

Should You Crate Train Your Cat? The Answer May Surprise You

For a species that loves cardboard boxes, it’s odd that cats generally loathe crates or travel kennels. Perhaps it’s the feeling of being trapped, an alarming, sudden loss of control, or an earlier travel experience that was unpleasant, but cats are notoriously difficult to get inside their crates.  However, with a proper and patient approach, […]