Written by: Rebecca Welters of Pawesome Kitty
Dogs can live up to 20 years. That’s a long time to have a canine companion. If you want to make the most out of those years, you have to focus on health and wellness, and that starts with your dog’s fitness and nutrition.
Written by: Rebecca Welters of Pawesome Kitty
If you are thinking about introducing a furry ball of energy into your home, there are some things you should know about first. Owning a kitten is not easy and it requires a lot of time, energy and commitment.
You should only commit to bringing a kitten into your home if you are 101% sure that it’s a) the right environment for one and b) right and manageable for you. Here are 10 things you should consider before taking the plunge and getting a kitten.
Written by: Patrick Holmes of Home Air Quality Guides
For pet owners, few things can be more frustrating than a sensitivity or allergy to pet dander.
Your pets are your family, and you want to be able to enjoy spending time with them without worrying about sneezing, coughing or having watery, itchy eyes.
But, what is pet dander, where is it, and how can you get rid of it? If you're curious, read on.
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Written by: Aurora James of Dog Etiquette
Our pets are our fur babies. As beloved members of our family, they enrich our lives and we can't imagine life without them. As it turns out, our love for our pets might even be hidden in our DNA. (That’s right; scientists have found genetic reasons for why some people are naturally drawn to dogs.) Unfortunately, our neighbors might not feel the same way. Many dog owners eventually experience neighbors complaining about their beloved pets.
