http://shibashake.com/ Like us, dogs have anxieties and fears. A dog’s anxieties, may not be the same as our own anxieties, but they cause stress and physical reactions just the same. Some common dog anxiety problems include Separation anxiety –…
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Purring is the most common sound cats make. Yet we know less about it than meowing, chirping, chattering, hissing, and growling.Yes, cats purr when they’re content. When yours is curled up in the sun, you may hear a…
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mage via iStock.com/Chalabala By Dr. Sarah Wooten Whenever I am sad, my dog Alma never fails to sit by my side, put her head into my lap and bring comfort. Conversely, when she has done something naughty, Alma…
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by Amber Kingon February 22, 2018 You know your dog has a paper shredding problem when you come home to find what’s left of the toilet paper roll in the living room, unread mail torn and scattered across the…
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By Reyna Abraham credit: Alexandra Draghici/iStock/GettyImages Among dog breeds, there are those that get all the love—-the Golden Retrievers, the Labarador Retrievers, the Frenchies, Shepherds, and Poodles—that often make the top 10 list for most popular dogs. And then there are the…
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By Allegra Ringo It may shock you to hear this, but there’s a lot of conflicting information on the internet. And somewhere among that conflicting information is the answer to the question “how long can you leave a dog home…
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By Cuteness Team If your dog bites, or attempts to bite you, it’s of utmost important to figure out what his motivation was so you can address the problem straight away….
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How to Keep a Dog Calm During Fireworks Co-authored by Pippa Elliott, MRCVS The flashing lights and booming noises of fireworks can frighten and alarm dogs. If there are fireworks in your area, stay with your dog so that you can…
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http://www.purelife4pets.com/pet-owner-information/new-years-eve-tips-for-pet-parents This New Year’s Eve plan ahead to ensure your pet’s safety by following these simple five tips. 1. Collar, ID Tag and a Up-to-Date Microchip are a Must Did you know that more dogs run away on the Fourth…
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http://www.paw-rescue.org/PAW/PETTIPS/DogTip_copewithvisitors.php http://www.paw-rescue.org/ You or a fellow dog owner may have encountered problems with a dog greeting visitors in…
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by Jennifer Nelsonon May 08, 2017 We all deal with stress from time to time, and our pets are no different. While some dogs are more anxious than others, most dogs will have at least one thing…
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By Susan Dorling credit: Aksenovko/iStock/GettyImages For thousands of years, cats have cuddled, snuggled, and finagled their way into our palaces, huts, condos, and bungalows. From earning the reverence of ancient Egyptian royalty to winning the most…
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By Diana Bocco Chemical communication through pheromones was probably the first form of communication to evolve in animals, says Dr. Valarie Tynes, DVM, President of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists and a Veterinary Services Specialist with…
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By Briana Hansen credit: vubaz/iStock/GettyImages During the holiday travel season, you may have to leave your feline friends behind. While they have a reputation for being lower maintenance than dogs, cats…
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