Author: Candace Smith

If you have been thinking about adopting a Corgi, you will want to know how to potty train them. It is always important to potty train your puppy to avoid unwanted accidents, and the sooner you start, the better. Corgi puppies are extremely intelligent. They’re very clean, and they genuinely want to do what you want,… Read More

There’s something about a cat’s belly that just makes you want to reach out and pet it. Maybe it’s because they’re always so warm, or maybe it’s because they look so soft and inviting. Whatever the reason, there’s no denying that there’s something special about your cat’s fuzzy belly. Of course, not all cats are… Read More

Corgis are one of the most beloved dog breeds, known for their lovable personalities and good-natured dispositions. But like all breeds, Corgis are not immune to health problems. Things like issues like skin allergies and hip dysplasia can plague their good health, causing you to take them to the vet for care and treatment. Let’s… Read More

One thing cats are known for—even among non-cat owners—is the tendency to knock things off of tables, countertops, and shelves. This funny trait has made its way into movies, cartoons, and numerous internet videos, but does anyone know why? The answer is simple: because they want to. But there are more nuanced reasons that cats… Read More

Coconut oil has been used for centuries to treat various ailments in humans. It’s also used in the hair, on the skin, and in cooking. However, does that mean it’s okay to use coconut oil when it comes to your canine pal? The answer isn’t as simple as it might seem. There are health benefits… Read More

Cats love to play! And that’s a good thing because getting plenty of exercise and mental stimulation are important for mental and physical health. While you can always head to the store to buy cat toys, making your own at home can also be fun, particularly when we’re talking about using cardboard, pretty much every… Read More

Even if they’ve spent their whole life indoors, some cats just want to be outside instead. All the wildlife and other sights and smells are enticing curiosities for your cat to explore. Unfortunately, letting your cat outside, especially if they’re used to life indoors, can be dangerous due to cars, wild animals, dogs, and even… Read More

Your cat has just given birth to kittens. Congratulations! Now that you have these new furry bundles of joy, there is so much to celebrate. That is, of course, unless you have concerns about the birth. If your cat has been purring ever since the kittens were born, you may be growing concerned. There is… Read More

Red and apricot are two coat colors of Poodle. Both colors are considered very rare, and some mistakenly claim that the two are genetically the same, although studies suggest that the red coat color is caused by the existence of a gene known as the Rufus gene, which is not present in the apricot color…. Read More

If you’re looking for high-quality dog food, you may have come across FirstMate. This brand is made in British Columbia and is known for its fresh ingredients. But is it the right choice for your pup? In this post, we will take a look at the pros and cons of FirstMate Dog Food, as well… Read More

Michigan is known for its beautiful lakes and if you are planning a trip to Michigan, chances are you are looking to take advantage of the abundant waterfront access in the state. If you plan on bringing your dog, however, not all beaches will be available to you. For any beach you plan to visit,… Read More

If you are considering adopting a Poodle, you may have heard that they bark a lot. For many potential pet owners, that is a deal breaker. You may be wondering if the Poodle barks more than other breeds and if barking is in their nature. The answer to the first question is yes; Poodles tend… Read More

Note: This article’s statistics come from third-party sources and do not represent the opinions of this website. It’s no secret that the cost of pet care has been on the rise in recent years. In fact, a 2017 report from the American Pet Products Association found that Americans spent over $69 billion on their pets… Read More

If you’re planning for a Beagle pregnancy or are waiting for a future puppy, it can be an exciting time. But if you have an unexpected pregnant Beagle on your hands, you might be wondering just how long you have to figure everything out. This guide will break down everything that you need to know… Read More

The Poodle is a sweet, loving, and intelligent breed known for its beautiful curly coat and love of water. Poodles were bred to retrieve in the water, so they’re very active and must be exercised throughout the day. The amount of exercise needed depends on the size of your Poodle, however. For example, a standard… Read More

Although bread isn’t toxic for rabbits, it’s not the best choice for their diet. A little bit of bread now and again won’t hurt, but it’s best to find a more nutritious snack for your bouncy bunny.  Even though your rabbit may like eating bread, that doesn’t mean it’s the best food choice for them…. Read More

Silver poodles are a highly sought-after variation of the poodle dog breed, known for their rare coat coloring. While most poodles sport either black or white fur, silver poodles boast a lustrous coat of gray hair. This unique coloration is caused by a recessive gene, meaning that both parents must carry the gene in order… Read More

The hairless French Bulldog first appeared in 2020, to much acclaim. But while they’re extremely cute, they’ve also drummed up a fair amount of controversy. Why are these dogs so controversial, where did they come from, and is it ethical to own one? We break down everything that you need to know here so you… Read More

Training is an essential part of raising a canine, so every dog parent will eventually have to go through it. It’s much easier to train your dog while it’s still a pup, as it will learn quicker, although there’s no limit to when your canine can learn new tricks. When it comes to training, one… Read More

Cats are notorious for concealing any illnesses or weaknesses they may have. It’s instinctive for them not to show their vulnerability. Instead, they’ll hide if things get worse. That’s different when your pet has a condition like hiccups. It’s an involuntary spasm of the diaphragm, so it’s not like they can stop it on command…. Read More

Cats snooze between 15 and 20 hours each day. To help accommodate your kitty’s long naps, you decided to get her a cushy new cat bed. The only problem is that your feline friend refuses to sleep in it. Instead, she still lounges on your bed, the couch, and other non-cat areas. So how do… Read More

Every year, millions of unwanted cats and kittens are euthanized due to overpopulation. Our society and our beloved animals must rely on responsible pet owners who can make a difference. Having your cat sterilized has so many wonderful benefits. Not only do spaying and neutering prevent unwanted litters, but it can also help protect against… Read More

If you have a cat, you probably know that kitties tend to go crazy over catnip—and any toys filled with catnip. Have you ever wondered why exactly cats love catnip so much and what causes their crazy reaction? The short answer is that catnip causes a chemical reaction in your cat’s brain. According to scientists,… Read More

Llamas are famous for their shaggy coats and are notorious for spitting when angry. They are domesticated animals that have been used as pack animals by people in the Andes for hundreds of years. Llamas have proven to be quite valuable in several ways. Other than their usefulness as pack animals, they can act as… Read More

It’s no secret that people across the US absolutely love their dogs. Texas is not only one of the largest states by size but also by population, with around 30 million people. That population translates to a ton of dogs, and people in Texas love their dogs. Here are some of the most popular dog… Read More

As hedgehogs become more popular pets, more and more people want to know how long these adorable creatures live. Luckily for hedgehog owners, hedgehogs can live for many years, though wild hedgehogs don’t fare as well. To find out exactly how long your pet hedgehog may live, as well as its wild cousins, keep reading…. Read More

One of the most legendary feuds throughout history is the one between cats and mice. We’ve all watched cartoons where the cat is always chasing the mouse, usually to fail. If you’re a cat parent, you may have had your adorable kitty bring you a dead mouse when you were least expecting it, or perhaps… Read More

If you or a neighbor has a cat that is constantly peeing on your driveway, sidewalk, or garage floor, you know the struggle of attempting to remove the cat pee smell from the concrete. Cat urine has a potent smell, especially urine from intact male cats marking territory. Removing the smell can be difficult, but… Read More

As much as we love our cats, sometimes they do things that really get us fuming—like peeing in our expensive leather shoes. Why couldn’t they have picked something else, anything else? We’ll never know. We just have to get down to the base of the problem and solve it. So, if your cat oh-so-generously relieved… Read More

Is your cat exhibiting odd behaviors like not noticing when you call it or being louder than normal? Then, your cat might have lost some or all of its hearing. Deafness in cats can occur for a few reasons1, including aging, trauma or infection, or because it’s been inherited. But what should you be looking… Read More

The 4th of July brings a spectacular display of fireworks and an opportunity to celebrate national prosperity and patriotism. While it’s a treat to our eyes and an evening in awe while watching the sky light up in colorful bursts of pyrotechnics, our canine friends don’t particularly feel the same way. Loud and continuous bangs… Read More

Hamsters are adorable and lovable pets. Plus, when compared to other pets, such as cats or dogs, hamsters are relatively cheap. If you are on the lookout for a hamster, PetSmart may have been the first store you thought of. PetSmart has everything you need for owning a pet, including the pets themselves! But just… Read More

The syncopated chirping of crickets is a sound that most of us are familiar with starting when we are children. And as an adult, you may find yourself hearing the same sounds in your home if one of your family members keeps crickets as pets or has a pet that eats crickets. Crickets are small… Read More

While we often look at our dogs as a source of comfort, sometimes they need comfort of their own. Storms are a common fear among our furry friends, but we might not give them everything that they need to help overcome this fear. So, here are 10 different things that you can do to help… Read More

If you’re interested in sharing your life with a pet bird, PetSmart has a variety of different birds for sale, including finches, parakeets, conures, and more. Whether you’re on the hunt for a small or large bird, you can find what you’re looking for at your nearest PetSmart. This retail giant also carries a wide… Read More

Turtles are low-maintenance pets, and if you want to own one, you need to consider how much they cost. They are relatively inexpensive pets but will require dedicated care. PetSmart has two species of turtles: the Red Eared Slider Turtle and the African Sideneck Turtle. PetSmart has 1,650 pet stores operating in the United States,… Read More

Dogs have been a part of families for centuries, as beloved companions, trained guides, and hunters. They have inspired famous artists throughout history, and those works of art are still appreciated today. It is fascinating how art can be interpreted differently by its audience. If you want to add a new piece to your art… Read More

Cats are fastidious groomers. On average, they spend 30% to 50% of their day grooming themselves. Because of this, cats often don’t need or want our help cleaning themselves and may get upset when we try to help. However, certain situations may arise where your cat could use some help. For example, if they have… Read More

Irish Setters are known for being energetic, enthusiastic, and very active. If you own one of these dogs you won’t be surprised to learn that they need exercise every day or else they may become quite restless. This often results in you finding the floors and furniture covered in their fur. They have awesome personalities,… Read More

Whether you plant daisy flowers in your garden or decorate the inside of your home with them, it is essential to know which ones are toxic to your feline friend. Cats often like to experiment and stray from their regular diet to taste your plants. However, if planting Gerbera daisies is on your agenda, you… Read More

It’s not unusual to see your dog eating grass, but the causes for this behavior can vary. It may be that today’s dogs have inherited the tendency to nibble on greenery from their wild ancestors, as wild dogs exhibit the same behavior. As for other potential causes, there are a few ideas and study-backed theories… Read More

House plants can make your living space feel cozy, but some species are not safe to have around your pets. If you have a feline roommate, you must be aware of poisonous plants like the dracaena. It’s often called a “corn plant” in the U.S. The dracaena is often confused with maize, the vegetable plant.)… Read More

Most dogs are naturally afraid of vacuum cleaners, but individual dogs may react differently depending on the dog’s personality and past experiences with vacuums. Some dogs become frightened and aggressive if they see or hear a vacuum cleaner, whereas others will just hide or try to escape. Vacuums are one of the most common noisy… Read More

The fruity candy known as Gummy Bears is a favorite of many children. It is natural to wonder if it is safe to feed some to your pet because they are so popular. The short answer is you shouldn’t give gummy bears to your dog and we’ll discuss the reasons why in this article. Our… Read More

Australian Shepherd dogs are loveable and faithful to their families, making them an excellent choice for a new family member. If you are looking for an ideal first pet or an addition to the family, your heart may be set on an Australian Shepherd, but are they good family dogs? These beautiful dogs are great… Read More

The poppy plant has been used as a traditional remedy for centuries and is found in many different baking goods and dishes. The plant’s seeds and oil can offer a variety of health benefits, including pain relief, protection from cardiovascular disease, and improved fertility. So, if you’ve taken a liking to baking with poppy seeds,… Read More

If you’ve ever seen raccoons in the wild, you may think they’re cat-like in some ways. After all, raccoons are active at night like cats, and they resemble felines, especially Maine Coon cats. But raccoons and cats are not related, as they’re two separate species. In fact, raccoons are far more different from cats than… Read More