Category: Pet Care

Barbara Shannon has fostered dogs for rescue groups for many years and loves every one of them. Her favourites? The rough-and-tumble dogs. If you are a new foster parent, you should know that although it may be difficult, it is a rewarding experience. Shelters Foster Puppies Shelters can benefit from volunteers who foster dogs in their homes until adoption. Many rescue groups don’t have the space to house their dogs. Others may not have enough space to accommodate all the animals they need. Fostering dogs can help them adjust to…

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Although puppies are adorable, raising them is not an easy task. It can be daunting to raise a puppy if you have never done it before. Once those puppy eyes grab your heart, you won’t want to stop. These are some tips to help you get through puppy development and make sure your four-legged friend grows up happy, healthy, and well-adjusted. Things to consider when raising a puppy Puppies are energetic little people who are always curious about the world around them. A puppy’s life is no different to a…

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Congratulations! You just moved into a new apartment and are now settling in. Now you want to adopt a dog. What are the top dogs for apartment living? While size is an important factor, many other things to consider. It is important to choose the right pet for you. This means that it is necessary to carefully consider which dogs are best suited to living in an apartment. This guide will help you decide if you are ready to adopt a puppy. It covers everything you need to know about…

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Personality is everything. This is true for dogs as well as people. You may be tempted to choose a specific breed if you are thinking of getting a dog. But is it right for you? A dog’s personality plays an important role in choosing a dog that is right for you. It is easier to choose a breed if you know the traits and characteristics that will suit your needs. These tips will help you choose the best dog for you and your lifestyle. Take into consideration your family and…

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You might wonder why your dog chases cars if he seems to like it. They can’t outrun them and, even if they could, how would they gain from the final result? This behavior is quite strange, to put it mildly. But now you are curious. What is the reason a dog chases cars? Let’s look closer at the causes and what can be done to stop dogs from chasing cars. Why do dogs chase cars? Even though humans might not understand this, dogs’ instinct to chase may find moving vehicles…

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Are your dogs twitching when they sleep? They may be having interesting dreams. There are other possible causes for a twitching pet. Twitching can be normal behavior for dogs, but it could also signify stress, advanced age, or a health condition. This article will cover all aspects of dog twitching. It also includes when to take your dog to the veterinarian. Why is my dog twitching? Dog twitching is an involuntary muscle spasm in which a dog’s muscles twitch rapidly and abruptly. Twitching is most common in the back legs while…

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You may have ever wondered if dogs can see at night if you’ve ever taken your dog out for walks in the early hours of the morning. Maybe you have even wondered if dogs can see at night. You want your pet family members to be comfortable and safe when you take them out at night. These questions are crucial. Let’s examine how your dog sees so you can determine if they are safe when the lights go out. Can dogs see in the dark? You don’t have to be…

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You likely had fantasies about walking your dog before you got it. Your four-legged companion likely walked obediently along your side on a leash. They would look at you lovingly and follow your every command. You got your dog, and all of the fantasies vanished. My dog has to stop and go on every piece of grass. Is it because he has to stop and smell every blade of grass? Although it can be frustrating, don’t let him go! Walking your dog is good for their health and happiness. Walking…

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The most common flea found on cats and dogs is the cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis), although any species of fleas, including fleas from rabbits, squirrels, or other wildlife, can be found on cats. “Under ideal conditions, the flea can complete its entire life cycle in as little as two weeks; in adverse conditions, the cycle can take as much as a year.” Adult fleas live, feed, and mate on our pets; the female flea lays eggs that fall off into the environment where they hatch into larvae. The larvae eat…

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Different people require different types of assistance to accomplish daily tasks. People can’t live without help from their pets and people. Some people find it beneficial to spend time with animals that calm and relaxation. These animals are therapy animals. Therapy animals should not be confused with a support dog or an emotional support pet. They are socialized and trained to provide comfort and affection in stressful situations. Most therapy animals are found in hospitals, nursing homes and schools. They can be classified as one of three types: animal-assisted therapy animals, facility therapy…

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