Are you prepared in case of emergency? Here are the things you need to have in your pet first aid kit to be prepared in case of emergency:
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Pain and fear can make animals unpredictable, even dangerous. Find out how to properly handle an injured pet to ensure everyone’s safety.??
Do you know how to recognize the signs of heat stroke in dogs?
Maybe your building won’t allow it, or you’re on a very tight budget, or you’re just not ready for a pet. After all, adopting a pet is a lifetime commitment: you become your pet’s parent for the rest of their lifetime. This can mean around 15 years for cats, and 13 years for...
If you have a small dog, you’re probably wondering why they need breed-specific food. Shouldn’t you just feed them regular dog food but less, since they’re smaller???This kind of thinking could result in lethargy, muscle tremors, seizures, and sometimes even death.??
Put your paws together for baby Bey, our August pet of the month winner! Bey was rescued by Charlene Grall along with his sister, Mimsy. Charlene rescues and places a lot of kittens through the non-profit organization The Cat Network. She found Bey a loving furever family with Danielle, his new...