Cat Habits: Learning to Care for Your Feline Friend
The Sounds Cats Make Cats make about 100 sounds. Dogs make about 10 sounds. One of the main sounds cats make is the meow, which is what most of us
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Separation Anxiety: How to Get Your Pup Ready for More Alone Time
What is Separation Anxiety? Technically, separation anxiety is a medical term that can only be diagnosed by your veterinarian. However, separation anxiety has become a blanket term for dogs that
4 Tips to Acclimate Your Dog to the Workplace
Puppy adoption soared due to the coronavirus pandemic. Dogs and their owners have experienced extended quality time the last year, and leaving them to go back to the workplace can
Highlights from Surviving K9 Adolescence with Trainer Alex Sessa
Strategies for Training Success with Adolescent Dogs Adolescence is like puppyhood, only harder. This developmental stage is thought to begin around 6 months of age but can vary depending on
Highlights from Is Your Dog Stressed by the Pandemic Too?
How Has Covid-19 Affected Our Pets? Not only have our normal routines been altered by Covid-19, our pets’ lives have been disrupted as well. More people are working from home,
Highlights from Oncology & Our Pets: How Cancer Affects Our Pets & Why Life with Cancer Can Be Quality Life by Dr. Kathy L. Mitchener
Why Consider Treating Cancer? In the eighties, an old dog was considered a senior at 7-9 years, while an old cat was a senior at 9-10 years. Now, our pets
Highlights from Homeschool for Canines with Trainer Amy Lear
Keep a Close Eye With anything new – please monitor your pets! This applies to a new bed, kennel, chew, toy, collar, harness, etc. Some items are not right for
Should You Use Training Pads with Your New Puppy?
You just picked out a new puppy and are planning out what pet supplies you need. You’ve heard mixed reviews about puppy pads, so you aren’t sure whether to include
Keeping Fido Safe from Fire: Tips for National Pet Fire Safety Day
Pets and flames definitely don’t mix! Did you know that around 1,000 fires are started by pets each year according to the National Fire Protection Association? That’s a scary number, and