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Keeping Your Pet Safe from Poisonous Plants this Spring

By Carlos on April 11, 2024 Pets

Spring is a good time to walk your family pets; strolls in the park are delightful this time of year. However, it’s important to be mindful; some poisonous plants can make animals quite sick. Follow the tips below to keep your pets safe and enjoy the spring weather. Garden Flowers That are Poisonous: Amaryllis Beautiful budding red ornamental flower, it’s sickening to dogs if they consume it so be careful to keep them from eating it. Gladiola If you suspect your dog has eaten this plant look for these common symptoms; drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, and general sluggish attitude. American Holly…

Tips for Hiring a Pet Sitter

By Carlos on October 15, 2019 Pets

There are times in your life when you just cannot bring your pet with you. If you are going on a trip, you cannot physically care for your pet. This can be a very stressful situation as your pet is a very important part of your life and deserves the best. During the times that you cannot be there, it’s important to have someone care for your pet that you can trust. Knowing your pet is happy and well cared for is important for your peace of mind. Hiring a pet sitter can make all the difference; however, knowing what…

Benefits of Adopting a Cat

By Carlos on June 4, 2019 Pets

Choosing a new pet can be overwhelming. An estimated 94.2 million cats currently live in American households. Learn the numerous benefits, both physical and psychological, of adopting a cat. You Can Save Lives According to The National Kitten Coalition, an estimated 3.4 million cats are brought into shelters every year. Sadly, approximately 1.3 million of them are euthanized annually. When you adopt a cat or kitten from a shelter, you not only save his life, but you also open up valuable cage space to house another cat in need. Adoption is a terrific way to actively prevent needless deaths. Cats…

Smart Ways to Pet-Proof a Christmas Tree

By Carlos on December 23, 2018 Holiday, Pets

It’s Christmas time! Time to trim the Christmas tree, but there are numerous steps to make sure all pets remain safe during the holiday season. Pet-proof your Christmas tree and enjoy this festive time of year. Learn to Respect Boundaries When a pet approaches the Christmas tree, they should be told no in a stern voice. Pets should be trained to respect boundaries and learn that climbing, sniffing, licking or chewing on the presents or tree is wrong. When they listen, they should be given a reward such as a treat or an ear scratching. If pets won’t listen, place…

Walk for Paws

By Carlos on May 6, 2018

Signs Your Cat Has Spring Fever

By Carlos on March 17, 2018 Pets

Spring is just around the corner and you may have noticed that your cat has been acting differently. If your feline friend has become more active or restless, spring fever might be to blame. But don’t be alarmed, spring fever isn’t a medical term, it’s a term used to describe the excitement for the approaching spring season. Take Sun Bathing to Another Level Most cats love laying down in the sun for long periods of time to soak up the heat to make up for the decrease in body temperature once they fall asleep. Another common reason for this behavior…

The Best Tips for Pet Proofing a Christmas Tree

By Carlos on November 30, 2017 Pets

Once the Christmas season has arrived, people are heading to their attics or basements looking for their decorations. Once the tree has been placed and decorated, additional care must be taken to ensure the safety of the pets. There are numerous steps to make certain all pets remain safe during the holiday season. Learn to Respect Boundaries Pets should be trained to respect boundaries and learn that climbing, sniffing, licking or chewing on the presents or tree is wrong. When a pet approaches the Christmas tree, they should be told no in a stern voice. When they listen, they should…

Autumn Health for Pets

By Angela on September 9, 2017 Pets

Your pet is probably as ready as you are to welcome the cool, crisp air that autumn brings. Summer weather can be rough on some pets, especially those with long fur. Unfortunately, the onset of fall can also bring about some dangers that can pose a threat to our beloved pets. You will want to make sure that you do everything that you can to prevent your pet from getting sick or hurt when the cool weather starts to come in. During the autumn months, consider the following tips for keeping your pet both healthy and happy. Watch Out for…

Foods That Cats and Dogs Should Never Eat

By Angela on July 29, 2017 Pets

Being a pet owner, you probably do not mind sharing your food with your cat or dog, especially when they stare at what you are eating with their big, woeful eyes. Nonetheless, this habit could pose a health risk for your furry friends. Some pet owners do not realize that there is a wide assortment of human foods that would be extremely detrimental to their pets. Thus, they end up feeding them these foods, which can lead to a medical emergency or worse yet, death. For the sake of your pet’s well-being, below are some of the foods that cats…

How to Introduce a New Pet to Existing Pets

By Angela on June 29, 2017 Home

Help Your Pets Go From Foe to Fam(ily) As Easy As Saying, “1, 2, 3! “…In the arms of the angel, fly away from here…” no wait, “…and the endlessness that you fear. You are pulled from the wreckage…” who has the remote?? Find the remote!! “You’re in the arms of the angel. May you find some comfort here…” it’s too late. My eyes have welled up with tears and I’m earnestly searching for my cuddle buddies. I cry out, “Snookums? Where are you Snookums? Mommy loves you, come here please!!” You’ve all been there before. When Sarah McLachlan gives…

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