health
Playing is fun, but a pet owner's primary responsibility is to monitor their pet's health and look out for medical problems.
How to keep your dog entertained without breaking the bank
Dogs are one of the most popular pets in the world, and it's easy to see why. They're loyal, loving, and make great companions. But owning a dog isn't always easy. One of the biggest challenges is keeping them entertained.
By Missy Kish4 years ago in Petlife
6 Special Things to Do On Your Pet's Last Day
Losing a pet is never easy. Watching them age can be incredibly emotional, but you should try to enjoy your last days with them. There are a handful of things that you can do as a pet owner to make their last days special, and here are a few of those things.
By Sierra Powell4 years ago in Petlife
Is a Dog's Mouth Actually Cleaner Than a Human's?
From the idea that George Washington had wooden teeth to the concept that braces make it more likely that you’ll be struck by lightning, there are a lot of oral health-related myths that have been debunked throughout the years. One that continues to prevail, however, is the notion that a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s. Is it true? Is it false? Let’s find out!
By Kent Smith4 years ago in Petlife
The Animal Reiki Scoop
The following story inspired me to extend my Reiki training and become an Animal Reiki practitioner. The story highlights how Kathleen Prasad’s Let Animals Lead® Method nurtures the agency and autonomy of the “neighborhood cat,” particularly in the heart of the 6th Pillar. Here’s the scoop from Snoop.
By Jessica Amber Barnum (Jess)4 years ago in Petlife
Can you leave a dog in the car? Nope!
Ensuring the protection of our pets even in places that, at first, seem safe, is our responsibility as owners. The car is one of those places where we are convinced that it is a safe place for the members of our family, as long as they are protected with the mandatory security systems, but is it completely safe for our pets?
By Malik Kashif4 years ago in Petlife
The Cost of Canine Diabetes. Top Story - May 2022.
When I found out that my dog Tia had diabetes mellitus, I was ashamed at how quickly I began to worry about money. I have pet insurance, of course, but the fact that she was considered a senior pooch meant this had a 20% co-pay along with the excess payment. Thanks to her dental surgery last year, I had next to no savings and maxed-out credit cards (pro pup parent tip - most insurance plans do NOT cover dental work of any kind - start saving early, because dental work is expensive and gum disease is the single most common issue amongst elderly dogs and cats). Could I afford her care, I wondered. Not just immediately, but long term?
By S. A. Crawford4 years ago in Petlife
The Advantages Of Using An Air Purifier For Pet Owners
Do you have a pet? There's a strong possibility you are, given the prevalence of domestic pets. What kind of pet (or pets) do you have if you have one? Cats and dogs are common home pets. Unfortunately, many pet owners acquire allergies to their beloved pets when they have several household pets, such as cats and dogs. Are you one of the people that fall into this category?
By Palwasha Sadiq4 years ago in Petlife
The Importance of Loose Leash Walking
Dogs that pull on their leashes are often tricky and frustrating to walk. This can lead to problems such as the dog being walked too quickly and the owner becoming stressed and frustrated. One common issue dog owners face is walking a dog that pulls on its leash. This can be difficult and frustrating, not to mention dangerous if the dog gets too far ahead or runs after something. You can do different things to help train your dog to walk nicely on a leash.
By Matthew Angelo4 years ago in Petlife
