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What Does Catnip Do To Cats
Cats have been associated with catnip for as long as we can remember. Some cats go crazy for it, others find it mildly amusing, and a few have no taste for it at all. What is it about catnip that drives some cats crazy? And more importantly, what does it do to cats?...
How to Dine Out With Your Dog
When you think of dining out with your dog, you often think of whimsically perfect cafe scenes with your dog next to your chair as you enjoy a nice meal with friends and family. However, sometimes it’s not always picture perfect. Sometimes you get to places and they...
Where Should Dogs Be Allowed to Go
We all want our dogs to be around us all the time. However, it can be difficult to determine when and where you can take your dog. As much as we want our pets to go to all the places we go, not all places are pet friendly. So, where should dogs be allowed to go? There...
Why Do Cats Have Whiskers
What is a cat without their whiskers? While there is no doubt it would be a funny looking cat, it would also be a cat that is missing a fundamental piece of its anatomy. A cat’s whiskers are more than just an adorable face adornment. They actually serve a very...
Professional Pet Sitters Week
Did you know that at the beginning of every March is Professional Pet Sitters week? It started back in 1995 by Pet Sitters International (PSI). It’s a week to celebrate professional sitters for all the hard work they put in for our beloved furry family members....
Why Do Cats Sleep So Much
The term cat naps didn’t happen for no reason at all. It was coined because cats love to sleep. They really, really love to sleep. At least once in every cat owner’s life we’ve thought, “Wow, how I would love to be you today! Sleep, eat, play, sleep, sleep, bathe,...
Why Do Cats Knead
It is not uncommon to see a cat kneading when they are in their most comfortable and happy places. Affectionately known as, “making biscuits” the alternating movement of paws against a soft surface is a hallmark of feline behavior. Not all cats knead, but all kittens...
Responsible Pet Owners Month
Did you know that February is Responsible Pet Owners Month? And even though February may be over, it’s never bad to revisit what it means to be a responsible pet owner. Pets can sometimes be thought of as accessories and possessions, but in reality, they are so much...
Senior citizens: benefits of owning dog
Josh Billings said it best - "A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself". Having unconditional love from a furry friend is beneficial to senior citizens. 5 reasons senior citizens benefit from owning a dog Health Benefits: comfort from...
