Aside from October being the birth month of St. Frances of Assisi, there are so many (animal & party) reasons why it ranks as one of the best months of the year that we had to narrow it down to our TOP-10: it’s Adopt-A-Shelter® Dog Month it’s National Service Dog Month of the Hogs 4 Paws® […]
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Five Paws rating! There are so many online resources that can help you help your cat if they are having a relationship challenge with their litter box, so do we really need another thing to read? Cats everywhere agree “YES WE DO!” This book takes all of the best information available from research, veterinarians, behavior […]
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Initially, I didn’t see how I was going to review a feeder meant for large breed dogs when my tallest dog is a pit-type/lab mix who was the runt of his litter. Basically, he’s not all that tall! However, he is about 14 years old and Paula at Perfect Fit Feeder said it is great […]
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Five Paw rating! I had the pleasure of reading an advance copy of this exciting book sent to me by one of the authors. I have been teaching people about training cats for a number of years but have struggled to find good resources that my clients could use for more information. This book completely […]
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According to the Humane Society of the United States, eliminating outside the litter box is the number one (pardon the pun) reason people surrender cats to shelters. Having rescued and re-homed over 1,500 homeless cats and kittens, award-winning author and cat behaviorist Dusty Rainbolt was inspired to write her new book Cat Scene Investigator: Solve […]
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The pups have been having a great time chomping through our latest products up for review! Bullwrinkles sent a box full of bones, jerky, and animal body parts for the dogs to gnaw on. Personally, I prefer to snack on potato chips, but the dogs enjoyed these treats and that’s the important thing. As many […]
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Maine Coon-mix, Nermal, appeared to be healthy at the age of thirteen. His owner couldn’t put his finger on it, but the kitty “didn’t act right.” After an examination, the vet declared Nermal was fine; he was not fine. Three months later, the orange tabby dropped three pounds over a weekend. His creatinine blood […]
Read MoreEarlier this year, at the annual American Veterinary Medical Association Conference, Partners for Healthy Pets announced its new public awareness campaign designed to encourage pet owners to take their cats and dogs to their vets for yearly examinations. “Annual checkups give veterinarians the opportunity to detect and treat disease and conditions before they become expensive, […]
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Help me, Einstein, My people are mad at me. Sometimes I just feel sick and don’t want to be touched. When the little girl hangs onto me or pets me, I’ve been known to give her a warning nip. Then someone screams at me or hits me. I just want to stop the hurting. When […]
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Dear Einstein, I can’t believe it. My life has taken such a terrible turn. My human took me to the veterinarian for routine shots. It was bad enough getting stuck with sharp objects and having a close encounter with a rectal thermometer, but then the vet started insulting my waistline. (What’s wrong with it? I’ve […]
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