When it comes to travelling on a plane, we’ve all felt that anxiety regardless of whether we have a fear of flying or not. There are simply so many overwhelming factors – from strict airline regulations and long waiting lines, to security controls that can make us dread boarding. And when it comes to flying with a pet, the stress and anxiety can pretty much double
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Home is where the heart is. And for animal lovers like myself, a big part of that heart is reserved for the excited furry being running around and making our days better. If you are faced with the prospect of relocating your home, it’s only natural that you’d want to take your sweetheart with you, and maybe your partner as well if he/she promises to behave
The joy animals bring to our lives is indescribable, this is something every pet owner is aware of. The relationships we build with our furry friends can be beneficial to us as much as to them, and they are the relationships that can last a lifetime. Simply said, pets are family. It’s needless to say you’d want to share everything with them, including all of your adventures but point is, not all pets are that excited about travelling
If you own a pet, you are probably aware of how strong the bond between animal and owner is. Whether it’s taking a well-earned vacation, visiting a relative, or moving to a different city, you wouldn’t dream of leaving your little buddy behind. If you’ve already travelled with your pet, even for a short distance, you know very well that it’s not that simple. There is a lot of preparation beforehand, and if you don’t do everything right, the trip can be exhausting and even dangerous for your pet. And I’ve realized this the hard way after my hamster got lodged between the car seat
No matter how much we love them, there’s no denying that dogs are not clean creatures. They lie on the ground, role in the mud or everywhere they find it comfortable to do so. Hence the bed smell and dirty fur. However, the bad odor is not the biggest concerns for you as a dog owner, the microbes, allergens and fleas are. If you don’t take care for your dog’s hygiene you are very likely to face a flea infestation of your home, as well as allergies caused by the microbes brought by your dog from outside
Veterinarians and dog trainers say a dog harness is better than a dog collar, especially if you have a bigger, disobedient dog or one that is prone to upper respiratory ailments. Because a dogs harness embraces the body of a dog and not the neck alone, it provides increased level of comfort for the animal, enabling you to control it without uncomfortable neck pressure. This is essential for eliminating the risk of neck and trachea injury, regardless if you are using the harness for training or walking your dog
Taking your dog for a walk is a pleasurable experience for both. But these enjoyable moments, or better said outdoor activities have a huge drawback called fleas. Yes, fleas. Those tiny, nasty and intrusive brown insects that invade your dog’s fur and consequently, your home. Dogs are particularly susceptible to fleas, particularly when walking, playing around or lying on grassy areas. Fleas love dogs’ fur and they cannot miss the opportunity to conquer it. But you, as a responsible and mindful dog owner, would do everything to make them go away, right? Here are some tips on how to identify, treat and prevent fleas. CHECK Your Dog For Fleas (Identify Them) If you have noticed your dog scratching itself frequently, it is very likely it [&hellip