If you own both cats and dogs, you may already be familiar with the conundrum of how to let your dog outside while keeping your cat inside. Dogs love the freedom...
Nick Pullano |
Ear mites are surface parasites that live in the ear canals of cats and dogs. They are quite common in cats. Although they are not life-threatening, they can cause irritation...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
While peanut butter is not poisonous to cats, it can cause some severe health issues, especially if it is fed on a regular basis. Peanut butter is high in fat,...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
Most dogs experience the urge to chase cats, especially breeds with strong drives to pursue what they consider as prey (aka: small animals). For other dog breeds, they are overcome...
Nick Pullano |
Fleas are often an inevitable part of living with dogs and cats. Despite our best efforts, they seem to find their way into the home. But what are your options...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
It’s a common misconception that you can give cats milk as a tasty treat. In reality, most cats are lactose intolerant, and feeding them cow’s milk can cause serious digestive...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
Everybody wants a cat, but no one wants to deal with their cat’s bathroom habits, especially when it’s outside the litterbox. Seasoned cat owners might be prepared for their cat’s...
Mia Daniele |
Tapeworms are intestinal parasites that can live in cats and dogs and reach up to 11” in length. There are a few types of tapeworms that can infect pets, the...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
Ever wanted to share a bit of your snack with your hopeful kitty, but stopped in your tracks wondering if it was safe for them? Cats have very different digestive...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
Chlorophyll is a natural pigment found in algae and plants. It allows plants to absorb energy from light. It also happens to be a superfood with tons of health benefits...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
There’s no telling when an emergency situation will happen, which is why you should know how to perform more than just simple first aid on your pet. Whether your dog...
Mia Daniele |
How much cat grass can cats eat? Cat grass is safe in large quantities. However, a general rule is that it should not make up more than 10% of your...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
It’s no secret that cats love catnip! The leafy green herb seems to have an immediate effect on almost any cat. It’s a great way to enrich your cat’s life...
Elizabeth Muenzen |