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Summer: Safety Tips for Pet Outings
Being stuck at home when the summer heat starts ramping up is not a pleasant experience. To escape the heat, many of us go on vacation during that time of the year. You may be thinking of doing the same thing. For this coming summer, why not include your cat or dog in...
Moving with Pets during the COVID-19
Moving to a new home during the COVID-19 pandemic is not ideal, but your current circumstances may be forcing it. You can count on the whole endeavor being more complicated, though. That is especially true, if you are moving with your cat and/or dog. Still, it is a...
Traveling with pets during COVID-19
The United States is starting to open again, and while the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic still looms, states are gradually lifting traveling restrictions. You may finally get the chance to go on that long-planned vacation together with your cat and/or dog! Going on...
Emotional Support Animals-How They Help Their Owners
People seek out emotional support animals because they want companionship. The current state of their mental health may be weighing heavily on them and they need a pet nearby to keep them company. As a pet owner, you’re likely well aware of how much joy cats and dogs...
Emotional Support Animals-What You Need to Know
As a society, we have developed a deeper understanding of mental health. One thing we’ve learned is an animal's presence can be helpful in our fight against mental illness. Unfortunately, people have misconceptions regarding emotional support cats and dogs. In this...
Tricks to Prepare Pets For Your Return To Work Off-Site To Prevent Separation Distress
Your pet suffering from separation distress is not unusual. Animals tend to develop deep connections to the people caring for them. It’s only natural for them to feel uneasy when they cannot be around those people for a long time. The cat or dog you have at home is...
Excessive meowing, crying or moaning? Cat Might Be Suffering from Separation Distress.
A lot of pets will become more vulnerable to experiencing separation distress soon as the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the working world gradually weakens. Your routine will change and the same will hold true for your pet cat or dog. Being faced with the sudden...
Heading Back to Work Off-Site? Watch for Signs of Separation Anxiety.
The effects of separation anxiety on your pet cat or dog cannot and should not be underestimated. In the short-term, a pet experiencing anxiety can become a destructive force inside your home (read April 2 and April 9 articles for more information). Long-term, your...
Pet Exhibiting Unusual Destructive Behavior? Might be Separation Anxiety.
The COVID-19 pandemic has been undeniably awful in so many ways. Its devastating effects will be felt for years and possibly even decades to come. However, if there is a sliver of a bright spot to it, that has to be the fact that many of us have been able to stay home...