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A healthy cat is a happy cat! By enriching your cat's environment, they will be less likely to become bored and put on unhealthy weight. Finding what your cat enjoys is part of the fun!   Here are five ideas of how you could enrich your cat's environment:  ...

Each September, National Disaster Preparedness Month encourages people to prepare for disasters or emergencies in their homes, businesses, and communities. As a pet owner, you have an extra responsibility to prep your pet for disaster. A first-aid kit that is fully...

Cats and dogs are incredibly skilled at hiding subtle signs of discomfort and pain, often suffering for weeks, months, or sometimes years without complaint. To help pet owners identify pain in their four-legged friends, the International Veterinary Academy of Pain...

Cognitive Dysfunction Signs in Pets Similar to elderly people with Alzheimer’s or dementia, pets can suffer from impaired mental function. Many of the signs associated with cognitive dysfunction in pets are chalked up to old age. However, with careful monitoring,...

Is your pet microchipped? Each year, many pets are reunited with their owners because of their microchips! August 15 is Check the Chip Day, so it's a good time to check if the chip is still working and to update the contact information with the microchip registration...

As we enjoy spring’s warmer temperatures, the stormy weather can turn backyards into muddy messes. While walking your pooch, follow these five tips to avoid tracking the worst of the mud into your home.#1: Check the forecast before walking your dogDreary,...

For some people, a raging thunderstorm rolling in, with lightning splitting the sky, is a thrilling sight, but their pets may have different ideas, as they cower behind furniture. Many pets are affected by crashing thunder, barometric-pressure changes,...