Cats are masters at hiding pain. In the wild, animals who are injured or in pain become prey, so they've learned how to hide it. However, as your pet's caretaker, you need to be able to read the subtle signs because your pet isn't likely to vocalize it.
When Bryson brought home his shelter kitten, Stark became his constant sidekick. Buckets, boxes, toy cars — anywhere Bryson went, Stark happily tagged along.
There are at least seven reasons why dogs do this, with trust being just one of them. Dog trainers have other opinions as to why it happens. No matter the reason your pet may do it, it's entertaining and heartwarming to watch.
Gigi isn't just a mini horse — she fetches, joins drive-thru runs, and sprints across the pasture to dance the Electric Slide with her mom. Their bond changed everything.
This oil is healthy for pets, but you need to be careful not to make these mistakes when using it. Know when it's taboo for certain pets and the other oil to not overlook if your pet suffers with skin conditions, allergies, vision problems, or joint and heart issues.