Symptoms of Seasonal Allergies in Cats
With the arrival of spring and blooming trees, seasonal allergies make their return - and believe it or not, cats can have them too! Just like humans, our feline friends can suffer from allergies triggered by pollen, dust mites, and mold.
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Are Weighted Blankets Good for Dogs?
Weighted blankets may help some dogs relax, but they also come with risks. If you're considering one for your pet, here's what you need to know.
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How to Tell If Your Dog Has an Ear Infection
Ear infections are common in dogs and can cause significant discomfort if left untreated. Knowing the signs early can help prevent complications and ensure your pet gets the care it needs.
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Does Your Pet Have Runny Eyes? Let's Clean 'Em Up!

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The Pros and Cons of Catios for Feline Companions

“Catio” is a cute term for an enclosed patio for cats—in other words, it’s a “cat patio.” It can stand on its own as an outdoor cat enclosure, or it can be connected to a window or door that leads to your backyard space. Either way, it lets your kitty spend time outside while remaining safely confined.

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Is Your Cat Hiding Their Pain? 10 Subtle Signs to Watch For

As cat parents, we want the best for our furry best friends. But, ensuring they are always feeling their best can be challenging. Cats, by nature, are masters of disguise, skilled at hiding any sign that they may not be well as a survival tactic. In the wild, showing weakness would make them vulnerable. In our homes, hiding their pain can make it challenging to recognize when something’s wrong. o

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Spring Cleaning Tips for Pet Parents

Spring is a season of renewal, so it’s the perfect time to do some cleaning around the house to freshen things up, get rid of things you no longer need, and make space for new things. But if you share your home with pets, it’s important to take a few steps to ensure their well-being while you do your spring cleaning. Check out the information below to see how spring cleaning could potentially have adverse effects on pets, and what you can do to keep everyone happy.

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New Research Reveals the Most (and Least) Trusted Dog Foods

As loving dog parents, we want to ensure our pups are getting the best of the best – including the best toys, the most comfortable beds, and, of course, the best nutrition. But with so many dog food brands on the market, deciding which ones truly deliver on their promises can be overwhelming.

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Research Shows Dog and Owner Heart Rates are Synched

Finnish University discovers more than an emotional bond between pets and ownerss.

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It's Muddy Paw Season! Are You Ready?

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Is Your Dog Slowing Down? Wuffes’ Hip & Joint Chews Can Help!
Say goodbye to stiffness and hello to more walks, playtime, and cuddles.


If your furry best friend is starting to struggle with stairs, take longer to get up from naps, or just isn’t as playful as they used to be, you’re not alone.Aging dogs often suffer from joint discomfort, making simple movements harder than they should be.


The good news? Wuffes’ Advanced Hip & Joint Chews were designed to ease joint discomfort and improve mobility, so senior dogs can stay active and comfortable for longer.

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Can Dogs Have Thyroid Issues? Understanding Your Pet’s Hormonal Health
The thyroid gland plays a crucial role in a dog’s overall health, regulating metabolism, energy levels, and many bodily functions. Just like humans, dogs can…
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Can Dogs Have Nightmares?
Just like humans, dogs can experience dreams - both pleasant and unpleasant. But what exactly happens when a dog has a bad dream, and should you be concerned? Let’s take a closer look at nightmares in dogs.
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American Kennel Club Releases Top Breeds for 2024

And we take a peek at those that came in dead last. Are we now off hunting breeds?

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Springtime Safety Tips for Pets

With spring around the corner, it’s time to think about all of the fun things you’ll do to welcome the new season, and that includes activities you’ll enjoy with your dogs and cats. But bear in mind that there are some safety hazards that come with the warmer weather and longer days. Keep reading to learn about springtime safety tips for pets that you can use to keep your companions happy and healthy.

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How to Prevent Your Dog from Jumping on People
Dogs jumping on people may seem like a sign of excitement and affection, but it can be problematic, especially for children, elderly individuals, or anyone uncomfortable with an energetic greeting.
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