It’s no secret that cats love nothing more than a cozy, comfy sleep – hence us coining the phrase ‘cat nap’! Whilst we feline lovers enjoy nothing more than having our furry friends curl up on our lap for a relaxing sleep, it can be quite concerning if they start to snore. It’s cute, but is it anything to worry about?
Ticks spread diseases like Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis and babesiosis. Your dog can encounter ticks on your lawn, in the woods, when romping through fields and in the garden. If your dog spends a lot of time outdoors, they’re likely to encounter a tick at some point or another in their lifetime.
The summer heat is definitely well on its way, which means pools are opening, lakeside adventures are being planned, and the stress of having a dog that can’t swim or loves the water can be seeping in. Some dog breeds have a natural affinity for the water—they may be in the nearest puddle or pool before you can say no. Yet, not every dog breed is a natural-born swimmer, even some of those that may be attracted to water. To make sure your four-legged buddy stays safe in the water, some canine swimming lessons may be in order. Here are a few pointers to keep in mind.
As pet parents, we have to make a lot of choices when it comes to our pet’s health. And with so many options it gets harder and harder to know what the best choice is for your pet. With flea and tick season reaching its peak, a lot of you may be wondering what is the best method of prevention. All cats and dogs are different, what works well for one may not work for the other. Unfortunately, trial and error are the only way to know which option is best. But where do you start?
As outdoor temperatures rise, your pet’s paw pads are at risk of serious burns. In fact, once air temps reach a toasty 85 degrees Fahrenheit, concrete is at a sizzling 105 while asphalt is at 130 degrees, both of which are more than hot enough to burn sensitive paws.
Summer kicks off the busiest travel time of the year, known for road trips, camping, and family cookouts.
There is an old saying that when a dog is tired, he is either a happy or a good dog. You must engage your dog in as much physical activity as possible to make your dog tired. Many kinds of research show that there are many ways to tire your dog and reduce their boredom. […]
To help you better understand what to expect now and through the years, here’s a look at the typical sleeping needs of both dogs and cats.
January 2nd is National Pet Travel Safety Day! In this blog, we’re going to cover pet safety while driving. Many pets – especially dogs and cats – need to get in the car periodically to see the vet or to see the groomer. Driving with pets can be done safely, but it’s important to have the right equipment and to ensure that your pet feels comfortable throughout the drive.
Cats are curious, playful creatures that love turning Christmas trees into toys! Some cats are prone to jumping on trees to knock them over, while other cats drag ornaments and tinsel down on on themselves throughout the holidays.
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