Start the new year by giving your pet a fresh start, too. Explore simple resolutions that build better health, deeper connection, and a happier rhythm for the year ahead.
Much like humans, many cats and dogs experience declining mental ability as they age. However, it often goes unnoticed until the condition becomes so advanced that there's little you can do to slow its further progression.
Despite their reputation as independent animals, cats are deeply social. They attach to their humans with affection, loyalty, and trust — even if they express it quietly.
Especially if you live with both species, you'll surely agree that cats and dogs are different. But do you know exactly how they differ? Do you really know who sleeps more, who's more likely to be healthier and live longer and which species gets along better with others?
While your dog or cat may enjoy chicken or beef regularly, it's good to introduce them to new flavors every once in a while. This alternative protein may be a healthy, enjoyable way to change things up.
Would you like to make some changes in how you care for your pet this year to improve health and comfort, and to help save money on vet bills? By following these 5 simple suggestions, you'll help do all that and as a side benefit, you might even discover a greater bond with your pet.