NEWS
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Pet Poison Prevention: Safe Alternatives for Dogs and Cats
Pets are curious creatures and as their humans, it’s important to be aware of the things we may have around that could harm them. We put together a list of… READ
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WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT IT, WHO’S TAKING CARE OF WHO?
We’re the buyer of treats. The scratchers of bellies. The trusty scoopers of poop. We take a lot of pride in making sure our pets are… READ
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CHANGING YOUR CAT’S LITTER IS A LOT EASIER THAN CHANGING THEIR MIND.
Cats, to put it mildly, have a difficult time with change. Being the particular souls that they are, they’re put off by new .. READ
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DOES YOUR PET NEED AN EMOTIONAL SUPPORT HUMAN FOR THUNDERSTORMS?
HOW TO COMFORT YOUR PET DURING THUNDER AND LIGHTNING. While scientists suspect a combination of barometric pressure changes… READ
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What kind of cats and dogs get pet parfaits? Lucky ones.
Does your pet have a birthday coming up? Or do you want to make any day a special day for them? Change it up with a pet parfait. By mixing… READ
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TREAT YOUR BEST FRIEND TO A HOLIDAY PARTY THAT’S JUST FOR THEM.
At first glance, these seasonal goodies look a lot like the ones you serve to friends and family. But this year, they’re just for pets, and pets only. We’ve packed… READ
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HELP YOUR CREATURE OF HABIT COME ALONG FOR THE RIDE WITH THESE KEY PET ROUTINES.
They tell them what’s supposed to happen next and how to respond if they want to participate. Without structure, dogs feel a bit freaked out. They’re sensitive to everything going… READ
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SORRY, THE LAPTOP IS NOT A CHIN REST OR NAP SPOT.
Whether their role is Office Dog or CEO (Cat Executive Officer), it’s time to give your pet their yearly review. Their greatest strength is definitely raising morale — working… READ
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LOOKS LIKE WE HAVE THIS SUMMER HEAT PROBLEM LICKED.
When it’s this hot, it’s hard to get your pet interested in food, water or anything else that requires them moving from their position directly in front of the air… READ
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Don’t sweat the summer: How to keep your pet cool when it’s hot.
The park at noon. On a blazing sidewalk with no water. At home with no A/C. Overheating can happen anywhere during the not-so-dog-friendly dog days of summer. And with sweat… READ