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Reading Time: 3 minutes…medical care. Any pet is a financial commitment and responsibility. 5: Stock up. Your new arrival will need a litter box (or two), cat litter, food and water bowls, food,…
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Reading Time: 3 minutes…medical care. Any pet is a financial commitment and responsibility. 5: Stock up. Your new arrival will need a litter box (or two), cat litter, food and water bowls, food,…

Reading Time: 5 minutesReading Time: 5 minutes What Is Cat Enrichment and Why It Matters Imagine living in the same room every day with nothing new to explore, no puzzles to solve, no…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…bite statistic. Learn to read d-o-g. Dogs are honest, consistent communicators. They don’t deceive or bluff. In new situations with new people, dogs of all ages and breeds have four…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…Australia and New Zealand have approached this question from a different angle. If we can accurately assess the personalities of cats in our homes, they reasoned, that might suggest ways…

Reading Time: 2 minutes…might take some time to get used to the new and improved perching place. Don’t get frustrated. Try putting your cat’s food and treats up on the perch to encourage…

Reading Time: 4 minutes…sniff this new place. Dogs love to sniff, and this activity can help them to relax. When you stop, keep your dog on leash. No matter how well trained, he’s…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…techniques to help dogs and cats rebuild their strength and adjust to their new gait and stance. Here’s what to know about giving your pet the best recovery possible. Stay…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…backing up, or crouching. How can you help your dog cope with newcomers and show good manners? “The trick is to make the appearance of strangers a good thing,” Dr….

Reading Time: 3 minutes…new and exciting. Store toys out of sight, then bring out a “new” option for each session. A few categories to mix into your rotation: Feather or ribbon wand toys …

Reading Time: 3 minutes…or asking a veterinarian to euthanize him. Hint Number Two: Contact the breeder first. We talked to some conscientious breeders about loving ways owners can find a new home for…