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Jun
04
2015
Who doesn’t love getting a hug? Well maybe your cat, instead of putting kitty in an uncomfortable snuggle consider other ways to interact with her and show her some appreciation on Hug Your Cat Day! Show kitty some love by brushing and petting her. Many cats love to be brushed and a good scratch on the back near the tail or under the chin are often favorite spots. Wand toys with feathers, cat nip, etc. can be entertaining for both of you. Some cats even like to play fetch with a favorite toy.
If you kitty loves a good cuddle, go for it...
Jun
02
2015
Remember you can save a life, adopt don’t shop
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Jun
01
2015
Somewhat inspired by a folk song of the same name, My Bucket’s Got a Hole in it Day, or MBGHD, does not dictate any formal observational traditions. We suggest putting a positive spin on a crisis, and taking the day to reflect on how things could be worse. Unless, of course, you’re a buck
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May
30
2015
Somewhat inspired by a folk song of the same name, My Bucket’s Got a Hole in it Day, or MBGHD, does not dictate any formal observational traditions. We suggest putting a positive spin on a crisis, and taking the day to reflect on how things could be worse. Unless, of course, you’re a buck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sweM3B-oyNw&t=9s
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May
27
2015
Spring is all about making a fresh start. Rituals to clear out the old and make room for the new as winter weather fades away. It’s important to recognize the potential toxic effects household cleaning products may have on our pets.
Our cats, dogs and other companion animals live in a shared environment with us and are exposed toxic substances we use inside and outside our homes. Residues from cleaning products can end up in their skin, coat, eyes, nose, and throat.
Ingestion of or contact with cleaning products can cause a variety of clinical signs in pets, including:
Sneezing
Coughing
Nasal and ocular (eye) discharge
Ptyalism (salivation)
Emesis (vomiting)
Diarrhea
Anorexia...
May
19
2015
I am sure that you have read on the internet that ice water can cause bloating or stomach spasms in your dog. Don’t believe everything you read on the internet.
According to Dr. Tina Wismer, medical director at the ASPCA’s Animal Poison Control Center, the information is false.
“This is not true,” said Dr. Wismer. “Dogs do not bloat from drinking ice water on hot days… They can be given as treats or put in the water bowl. Some behaviorists even recommend freezing toys or treats in ice for dogs to chew on.”
Bloat is most commonly seen in deep-chested large-breed dogs, Wismer...
