When staying in a pet-friendly hotel with your dog or cat, bring an old sheet or blanket to drape over the furniture. It makes cleanup easy if your pet becomes ill or has an accident. Read More
Cats can go suddenly blind if they develop high blood pressure. If your cat is moving around less and his eyes are always dilated, he may be losing his vision. See a vet right away. Read More
Adding a 1/4 or 1/2 teaspoon of petroleum jelly to your cat's food twice a week can help him pass hairballs more easily.
If you've recently lost a pet, give yourself time to grieve. Studies have shown that losing a pet is as traumatic as losing a family member. Visiting websites for pet owners who have been through the death of a pet may help you cope. Read More
As temperatures rise, your pets will need more water. Fill their water bowls with half water, half ice. The ice will melt throughout the day, refreshing the water supply and keeping them cooler.
Choosing the right walking equipment will help make leash training easier and give you more control over your pet. Take some time to research different types of collars. You may need to experiment with several before finding the one that works best for your dog. Read More
Always have a meet and greet with a potential dog walker before scheduling the first walk. In the same way you would have a potential care giver for your child meet your child first you should have a potential dog walker meet your dog. Read More