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Why Do Cats Paw Under Bathroom Doors?
January 24th, 2019 by Cuteness TeamAs a cat parent, you are more likely than not familiar with seeing your cat’s furry paws under the door when in the bathroom. Considering cats use their paws for many things from familiarizing themselves with a bowl of water to playing with small toys or prey, it’s not surprising they’re using their paws, but… Read More
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Why Do Cats Paw Under Bathroom Doors?
01/24/2019 by Cuteness TeamAs a cat parent, you are more likely than not familiar with seeing your cat’s furry paws under the door when in the bathroom. Considering cats use their paws for many things from familiarizing themselves with a bowl of water to playing with small toys or prey, it’s not surprising they’re using their paws, but… Read More
January 24th, 2019 by Cuteness Team -
Why Not Me? Meet Tesla!
01/23/2019 by Colleen WilliamsWe’ve partnered with Pawsitive Alliance for the #WhyNotMePets campaign to give difficult-to-home pets an extra paw up. These lovable pets are ready to find their forever homes. MEET TESLA. Breed: Boxer Mix Age/Sex: 10 months old/Spayed Female Weight: 48 pounds Special Considerations: Incontinence due to congenital condition (please call for more information) Fans of beautiful, boisterous… Read More
January 23rd, 2019 by Colleen Williams -
10 Expert-Approved Winter Activities for Happy, Healthy Dogs
01/22/2019 by RoverThanks to Rover and Kristine Levine, pet living expert, for this guest post. Find her full bio below and keep reading to find out more. Dog parents know that their pups need lots of mental and physical exercise to stay happy and healthy. This can be a challenge during the winter months, especially if you… Read More
January 22nd, 2019 by Rover -
Do Dogs Have a Sense of Time?
01/22/2019 by JoAnna Pendergrass, DVMWith uncanny accuracy, your dog knows when it’s time to eat or go for a walk. He waits expectantly at the door for your return home from work, as if he’s watching the clock each evening. Of course, we know that dogs don’t wear watches or really watch the hands of a clock. As a… Read More
January 22nd, 2019 by JoAnna Pendergrass, DVM -
How Dog Noses Benefit Humans
01/21/2019 by Wendy Rose GouldIt’s no grand secret that canine snouts are many times more discernible than our human noses. There’s proof in the double-bagged trash that remains irresistible, and in the way their ears perk up when you dig into their food bin. “In general, the dog’s nose is 100,000 to 1 million times more sensitive than the… Read More
January 21st, 2019 by Wendy Rose Gould -
Everything You Need to Know About Animal Assisted Therapy
01/18/2019 by Colleen WilliamsWe live in a time that is abundant with new technologies and some say we are trapped inside our phones, computers, and televisions, resulting in us becoming more lonely and isolated than ever. Psychologists have recently begun to hone in on that loss of human connection, and have begun to integrate real living things into… Read More
January 18th, 2019 by Colleen Williams -
CBD For Dogs: Three Products To Try
01/17/2019 by Danielle GuercioAs long as a vet approves of their use, supplements like CBD can help alleviate symptoms of many health issues in our canine companions. Thanks to the increase in availability of non-intoxicating cannabidiol products, people are investing in CBD for both themselves and their dogs. Like us, dogs have a system (called “endocannabinoid”) that makes… Read More
January 17th, 2019 by Danielle Guercio -
Probiotics and Pet Health
01/15/2019 by NomNomNowProbiotics have been in human health news for a while now, but have you considered them for your dog or cat? We consulted our friends at NomNomNow, a fresh pet food company, to find out the details on this “good” bacteria and how it can help our pets. You can find their original article here…. Read More
January 15th, 2019 by NomNomNow -
Luxating Patella in Dogs: Nimh’s Story
01/11/2019 by Colleen WilliamsAs many pet parents know, if a dog is limping, it may be a symptom of something rather serious. Whether a dog has been injured roughhousing at the dog park or simply on the nightly jog, conditions that affect mobility usually mean a trip to the vet. One such injury is “luxating patella,” or in… Read More
January 11th, 2019 by Colleen Williams
