Cat Tips

Understand your cats more and read insightful tips on how to make the best food choices, solve problems like litterbox issues and health concerns, and more.
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Dog Tips

Are Your Holiday Decorations Harming Your Pets?

Holiday festivities wouldn't be complete without beautiful decorations, but if you share your home with a pet, certain ornaments should be avoided. If these are in your home, get rid of them or keep them out of your pet’s reach.
4 min read
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Dog Tips

Can Your Dog Overdose on This Daily Essential?

Needed for life and fun to play in. But can your pet actually overdose on it? In severe cases it can lead to loss of consciousness, seizures, coma, and even death. Dogs that enjoy these two activities are most at risk. Here's what every pet owner should know today.
4 min read
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Dog Tips

Want to Stretch Your Pet's Life? 10 Ways to Help

Who doesn't want their beloved pet with them as long as possible? Maximize the number of days you get to spend with your pet with this 10-point checklist. Surprisingly, each one can impact your pet's longevity and quality of life in a significant way. How many are you already doing?
7 min read
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Dog Tips

The Best Vegetables to Feed Your Dog or Cat

Should you feed your pet vegetables, and if so, what types? Know the most nutritious way to feed vegetables to your cat or dog and the best varieties to choose for promoting heart health, freshening breath, slimming down, detoxifying and getting anticancer benefits.
8 min read
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Dog Tips

Are Essential Oils the Answer for Your Pet?

There's a line of essential oils created specifically for animals, and you might be surprised to learn the many ways in which oils can benefit your pet — and you — both physically and emotionally.
3 min read
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Cat Tips

The Lump You Never Want to Ignore

Cysts, tumors and other growths are fairly common. And while they can be harmless, quite often they're not. This is one such type. It's more aggressive than others, sometimes taking as little as four weeks to develop. Don't ignore it. Get your pet to your vet.
6 min read