How Do You Know When Something is Wrong With Your Cat?
It is important to know if your cat is sick. Unfortunately, knowing if something is wrong with your cat is not always that simple; cats are known to be experts at hiding any illness that they may have. Because cats have evolved to hide signs of pain and illness, it is...
How to Tell if Your Dog Has a Fever (And What to Do)
You are probably familiar with the common method many dog owners have relied on for years to see if their dog has a fever - feel his nose. If the nose is wet and cold, he’s fine. But if it’s hot and dry, he probably has a fever, right? Well sometimes it can be a...
What is the Difference Between a Vet Clinic and an Animal Hospital?
When thinking of taking your dog for a walk, the majority of people are simply focused on making sure their dog goes potty; however, there are so many benefits to taking your pooch for a walk! Not only is it valuable to your animals, but it can also be beneficial to...
Can Cats and Dogs Get COVID-19?
The virus that causes COVID-19 has had an enormous effect on people since its emergence in January of 2020. Concerned pet owners want to know - does COVID affect pets the same way it does people? Can cats and dogs even get COVID-19? Our understanding of the virus that...
How Pets Make Your Life Better
How do pets NOT make your life better? Having a furry, feathered, or scaly best friend comes with lots of benefits for pet-owners and their families. Some people have service animals that enhance their lives in many ways, but every pet can improve your happiness,...
What Do You Do When Your Dog Won’t Eat?
Feeding time is usually the scene of countless tail wags, spinny circles, and tippy-tapping feet. So when your dog’s appetite diminishes or they won’t eat at all, you might get really worried. In some cases, dogs might skip a meal because their stomach is upset, but...
Great New Years Resolutions for the Animal Lover
It’s never too late to make a New Years Resolutions. As a matter of fact, studies show that resolutions made after the month of January often have better staying power than those New Years’ Eve desperate cries. And what better resolutions to make than ones that will...
How to Prepare Your Dog for Your Return to Work in the Office
One of the greatest perks of working from home has been spending more time with the family dog. Your dog may have no clue what’s going on in the world - but having you around all the time has been great! Now, you’ve made the transition back to the office - or maybe...
These Holiday Foods May Harm Your Pet
One of the best parts of the holiday season is the food! Turkey and ham and pies and peppermint bark and sweet potato casserole… the list goes on! But whether you accidentally drop something while you’re baking or you’re snuggling with your pet and you want to give...
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