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Your Work May Be Stressing Out Your Pet!

For many of us, our pets are more than just animals; they are cherished members of our families. We do everything possible to give them the best quality of life, from high-quality food and treats to regular vet check-ups and plenty of love. But what if one of the biggest stressors in your life is actually contributing to your best friend’s anxiety? A recent study suggests that your work-related stress could be taking a toll on your dog’s mental health.

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How to Find a Lost Dog

It can happen in just a second, even to the most aware and responsible pet parents… the backyard gate is open, the front door was left open a crack, or perhaps a sudden noise startled them on a walk. But before you know it, they’re gone! That immediate, gut-wrenching panic and dread is a feeling no pet parent ever wants to experience. But the truth is, no matter how vigilant you are, it can happen to anyone.

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Its True! Some Cats Purr More Than Others

Kyoto University determines how nature versus nurture plays a role in how vocal your feline is.

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Is Catnip Safe for Cats?

Catnip has long been a source of fascination for cat owners. Its ability to induce playful, euphoric, or even bizarre behavior in felines makes it a popular addition to many pet households. But is it actually safe for your cat?

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7 Human Foods Your Cat Can Enjoy as a Treat

Enjoy giving your cat treats? Here are seven human foods that you can safely share with your feline friend in moderation.

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These Common Household Items Could Harm Your Dog

Bringing a dog into your home means more than belly rubs and morning walks. It’s also important to create a safe space where your furry companion can thrive.

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Should I Be Worried About My Dog Eating Dirt?

Have you ever been out enjoying a peaceful walk or watching your pup play in the backyard, only to witness them suddenly nose-dive into the soil and… start eating it? That immediate feeling of disgust (who eats dirt, eww) is usually followed by a wave of concern. Ultimately, you’re left wondering why your dog would engage in such a seemingly unappetizing habit.

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Let's Swap Out the Dread Dog Cone With Something Comfortable!

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Dog Stick Libraries... They Really Are a Thing

For stick-loving dogs, the opportunity to pick his favorite size, shape, and weight of timber, is bringing the fun back to leash-free parks.

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What's the Best Way to Stop My Cat's Hairballs?

It’s a struggle nearly every cat parent has experienced at least once. You’re enjoying a quiet evening, curled up on the couch, when you suddenly hear that distinctive retching sound. Your heart sinks a little knowing what’s coming, and sure enough, there it is: a slimy gift on your once-clean rug. A hairball.

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What’s Behind the Orange Cat Coat Color? A Genetic Mutation

Experts have been able to figure out a lot about cat coat colors, but the orange coat, in particular, had left them with questions. That is, until recently. Researchers discovered the genetic mutation that is responsible for the orange/ginger color, and we’ve summarized the findings for you below.

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5 Essential Tips for Looking After Ferrets

Ferrets are playful, intelligent, and curious animals that make wonderful pets for the right owners.

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Your Dog Will Love This Healthy 3-Ingredient Treat

If you're looking for a quick, healthy way to pamper your dog, homemade treats are the perfect solution.

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Everything You Need to Know Before Getting a Pet Tortoise

Tortoises are fascinating, long-lived reptiles that can make rewarding pets for the right person.

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What Makes a Good Dog’s Name? — From the Dog’s Perspective

When choosing a name for a dog, owners want something personal, cute, clever, or meaningful. But while those aspects matter to humans, a dog experiences their name in a very different way.

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Can a Water Additive Keep My Dog's Teeth Clean?

Canine dental disease, ranging from gingivitis to advanced periodontal disease , is sadly common, affecting a large number of adult dogs. It’s a silent threat, often progressing beneath the gum line with no obvious signs until it becomes painful and seriously impacts overall health. In the most severe cases, it can lead to issues in the heart, kidneys, and liver.

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