Pets

Our Tips for Handling Excessive Barking

By Steve George

April 25, 2023Pets

Although when we expand our families by adopting a dog we like to think of it as an experience that’s all fun and games, there are times when dog ownership teaches us patience. Excessive barking is one example that requires a lot of nerves of steel, and even if you do come to get used to it after a while, chances are the rest of your family won’t, and not your neighbours

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Life vests certainly are some of the most essential gear when boating or having some recreational water activities for a longer period of time. But aside from being important gear for people, they’re quite important safety aids for dogs as well. No matter how good it can swim, your furry friend should wear a life jacket for dog for its own safety

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A new puppy is a lovely addition to your family. Lovable and affectionate, they can fill your life with joy and happiness. Besides being cute and playful, bringing a new puppy home can be stressful and messy, both for you and your pup. A little training can ease the whole welcoming process. As most experts usually recommend crate training, many pup parents aren’t familiar with the concept of training using a playpen. Are dog playpens safe, and what are some of the advantages of using one? Read on to learn how to successfully train your beloved pup using a playpen

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Worms in dogs might be a common problem, but unfortunately, serious heart conditions also often affect our best friends. Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a condition where the heart of dogs is unable to pump an adequate amount of blood to the body. The causes of heart failure in dogs can be many, but the most important thing to know is that they can be treated if discovered on time. One of the most popular and most commonly used medications for heart failure in dogs is Vetace tablets, the main ingredient of which is benazepril

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Living with dogs is one of the most amazing experiences in the world. Not only are dogs great companions and super fun and bring buckets of joy in their human’s life, but they also have an incredibly positive impact on your overall well-being. Caring for a dog has been shown to improve both people’s mental and physical health.  It can be beneficial for your social life and lifestyle and has positive effects on children’s development. So, if you are about to become a pet parent for the first time, you are in for one of the best journeys of your life

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Preparing for welcoming a cat into your family means creating a loving, comfortable pet-friendly environment. Taking care of a cat can be an extremely rewarding experience. As cats have the ability to calm your mind and reduce feelings of loneliness and stress, they make great companions. While owning a cat can provide a myriad of health benefits, every devoted cat owner knows that taking care of a cat requires a major commitment

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Having a pet can make travelling harder because they can be reluctant to get in your car. This is due to various reasons, the most common ones being anxiety and your dog not being used to the car. For their own safety and yours, you should do everything that’s in your power to help them overcome this fear. Some of the best solutions can be picking the right dog car accessories, keeping treats in the car, and creating a safe environment

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Preparing for a Cat: Tips on Basic Supplies

By Maria Rogerson

December 18, 2020Pets

Adopting a cat or kitten will definitely enrich your life. If you’ve decided to open up your heart and home to a cat, you probably want to ensure your feline is healthy, comfortable, and content right from the start. So, in order to create a pet-friendly home and simplify life with your cat, you need to have some basic supplies. That being said, let’s see what supplies do you need for a cat

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If you are someone who loves road trips and dogs, you’ve probably thought about grabbing your furry pal and heading off to your next adventure. For many, this might seem like an impossible endeavour, and rightly so. But, with some travel training and with just a few useful accessories, your dream of road tripping with your doggy can come true

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Ever felt stressed out when you found yourself in the unknown, surrounded by people strange to you? Well, this is exactly how dogs feel the first time they are brought into a new home. It can be a stressful experience, and for some of them, it might take longer than others to get used to their new home. For that very reason, it’s important to be patient and do your part in making your home as dog-friendly as possible. A Place of Its Own It’s important to remember that the first couple of days everything will be strange for the dog, the surroundings, the people, other pets (if you have them). So, it’s okay to expect a little withdrawal in the first 24 hours or [&hellip

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