Cones don’t have to be uncomfortable. The cone is essential to ensuring your pet’s recovery process goes smoothly. Just know that your pet probably won’t be the biggest fan of their new accessory. It can be uncomfortable and may take a little getting used to — but there are ways you can help make the … Read more
Uncomfortable – Some dogs HATE collars A lot of dogs do find collars uncomfortable. They may get used to them at some point, but some dogs never do so. However, to be honest with you, a lot of that discomfort will probably be caused by poorly fitting dog collars. Collars with bells are a popular … Read more
Cats require much less time, attention, and energy than dogs. Plenty of cats are happy to be left alone throughout the day, while they sleep and entertain themselves. That’s why cats tend to be a good choice for people who are looking for a more independent companion. According to a recent study, cats are more … Read more
Dog Man books have become a popular children’s book series that children of all ages are reading and enjoying. These books are entertaining and have captivating storylines, but some parents have asked themselves the question: do Dog Man books need to be read in order? It’s a great question and one that deserves a good … Read more
Cats are more likely to be uncomfortable around dogs than vice versa. And cats display more aggressive or antagonizing behaviors towards dogs than vice versa. The authors of the study speculate about why cats seem to have a somewhat harder time co-housing than dogs, and offer a few hypotheses. It may appear that a dog’s … Read more
Do calming collars really work for dogs? Yes and no. While calming collars help relieve anxiety and stress in many dogs, they don’t appear to work for all dogs. They’re worth trying out though. Scientists have investigated various anxiety treatments and discovered that canine calming collars are incredibly effective at lowering worry and anxiety. There … Read more
Tip 2: Support a Healthy Appetite In many pets, antibiotics can cause lethargy, nausea and/or a loss of appetite, which may make your pet less interested in eating their food. It’s okay that your dog is taking antibiotics; even the healthiest, most pampered dogs occasionally experience illness. As a result, according to veterinarians, antibiotics are … Read more
How much do dog actors get paid? While the “Tom Cruise’s” of dog acting like Lassie and Toto can make a lot of money, most dogs starting out in the biz can make anywhere from $50 a day for a student film to several hundred a day for a non-union commercial. You are witnessing the … Read more
Did you know dogs detest anything bitter? To keep your dog out of your garden simply take your morning coffee grounds and mix them with a dissolved bitter orange capsule/pill. Sprinkle this mixture around the perimeter of your garden. It is no secret that dogs can be attracted to certain scents in the environment. From … Read more
3) Carrots can help canines with bowel movement regularity. Carrots are high in soluble fiber. Just nine baby carrots (about 3oz), contains 2 grams of fiber. If your dog has loose stools, he may benefit by adding carrots to his diet. The added fiber may help to add some bulk to his stools. Pets are … Read more