These sociable cats love to hang out with and chat up their humans. But their brain comes with a caveat that could be amusing for some, vexing for others.
Surprisingly, many kitties don't like to be held, and some will only tolerate it for short periods. There's a very good reason for their discomfort in your arms — and it has little to do with you. Plus, the 'I Love You' message that you may not realize your cat is sending you.
It used to be taken as a sign of quality, but now pet parents go out of their way to avoid it. Instead, they are flocking to this other label as an indicator of healthy and worth spending a premium for.
When your pet's gut is in disarray, the symptoms may not be easily recognizable. If left without treatment, it can progress and become chronic. Here’s how to spot the signs.
While we're inclined to correct our dogs for poor leash behavior, it's often the person at the other end of the leash who's to blame. How would your dog rate your walking performance? How many of these mistakes are you making that may be depriving your dog of the many benefits a walk offers?