The Best Dog Anxiety Medication

Dogs experience anxiety issues for many reasons, sometimes behavioral and sometimes situational. No matter the cause, there are some steps you can take to help ensure your pet does not suffer with this unpleasant feeling, and anxiety, calming medications are one solution. Finding the best dog anxiety medication for your pooch means reading reviews, studying… Read More

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If you are a pet lover, chances that you like to read blog posts and articles that help you better relate to, care for, and enjoy your pets. At Pango Pets, we feel the same! That is why we are thrilled to introduce the Best Pet Blog Awards, which is a contest to find the… Read More

How to Take Care of a Turtle

Turtles are a popular and hardy pet, which makes them a great starter pet for someone who has never before owned a reptile. They can live up to 40 years if taken care of properly, so it is important that you are ready to commit to a long-term responsibility as a turtle’s owner. They are… Read More

The Best Dog Skin and Coat Supplements

Dog skin and coat supplements can improve your dog’s dry skin, cut down on shedding, and help relieve allergies that cause itching and fur loss. A healthy diet and good grooming habits are always needed to keep your dog’s skin and coat looking good, but some dogs require a bit of extra care to manage… Read More

How to Take Care of a Ball Python

Are you thinking about getting a snake for a pet? If you have never owned a snake before, a ball python is a good choice. They are fairly small and docile, and this type of snake is easy to take care of. On average, they will live 20 to 40 years, so be sure you… Read More

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Labrador retrievers are popular pets for adults and children alike. They tend to be healthy, gentle, playful, and energetic. Labs, as they are often called, have certain needs that are a bit different than what is required for some other types of dogs. It is important to learn about what you should do to take… Read More

How to Take Care of a Parakeet

Parakeets, which are also called budgies, are a popular type of bird to keep as a pet, particularly for those who haven’t owned a bird before. They are usually cheerful, require less maintenance than some of the other pet birds, and aren’t as susceptible to illnesses as some other types of birds. If you are… Read More

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  It’s always interesting and so cute to see elementary-aged children’s attachment to certain kinds of animals as a pet, usually dogs. This kind of friendship is very beautiful and is very true. It not only brings joy to your child but also educates and makes them social. Pets become best friends and teach children… Read More

How to Take Care of a Gerbil

Gerbils are small rodents that are popular pets for families with children. They are clean and somewhat friendly. Gerbils generally don’t bite people unless they are very frightened or being hurt, and they are quite low-maintenance. All of these features make gerbils a good choice for a first pet for a child old enough to… Read More

How to Take Care of a Ferret

Ferrets are adorable, affectionate, and act much like a kitten, which makes them a popular pet. Contrary to popular belief, ferrets are not rodents; they are in the same family as the mink, the weasel, and the skunk. They are usually brown, black, or white (or some combination of those colors), and they love to… Read More

How to Take Care of a Mouse

Mice can make adorable and fun pets for adults and children alike. They can be trained to be friendly and they are kept in a cage or aquarium, so they are ideal for apartment-dwellers or people who are looking for a low-maintenance pet that will provide them with affection and entertainment for one to two… Read More

Dog and owner

This post was written by John Kahal who is the CEO of Solutions 4 Recovery Anyone who has ever owned a pet knows how wonderful it feels to come home and be greeted by a wagging tail or gentle purrs. They love us, our animals, no matter what we look like, how much money we… Read More

Dog and house cleaning equipment

You love pets, and you luckily found an apartment complex that accepts them. You had to pay an extra security deposit, however, and that will only be refunded if you leave the apartment in its original condition. Since your pet has had a few accidents, you’re wondering how to thoroughly clean your place before the… Read More

Happy Dog with Nice Teeth

Keeping your dog in tip-top health is certainly a challenging task. In between ensuring they’re getting enough exercise, and are eating healthily, it can be difficult to think of all of the other important health considerations that exist. Your dog’s dental health is one of those arduous, but vital tasks that often falls by the… Read More

Walking a Dog

Many dog walkers have told me, one of their biggest challenges is entering a new house without ever meeting the dog. It is expected that some owners may not have a chance to schedule a “Meet & Greet.” It’s natural to be cautious from this new encounter. The owners may have left a few notes… Read More

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Daily hygiene is an important part of human life. When it comes to cleaning the house and making it a refreshing, livable space for your family, one is always ahead of the game. Similar is the case with pets. It’s important that you don’t forget to take care of your furry friends as well. They’re… Read More

Dog and food bowl in the background

It might surprise you to learn that many of your dog’s nutritional needs mirror your own. Your dog benefits from fresh, whole, and high quality ingredients that are easily digestible and packed with nutritional value. Each component of your dog’s diet serves a specific purpose, and in combination, allow your dog to live a healthy,… Read More

Gary Cat & Dog First Aid

Back in April, we interviewed Dr. Mandell about Pet First Aid. Since it’s summer and temperatures have been soaring throughout the nation, we asked Dr. Mandell some questions about how to keep your pets safe during this hot summer season. Dr. Mandell also tells us about a helpful Cat & Dog First Aid Online Training… Read More

The Best Dog Multivitamins

As pet owners, we all want our dogs to be happy and healthy. Sometimes though, it can be hard for our pets to eat a well-rounded diet that offers all the nutrients and vitamins they need. Many commercial dog foods simply do not offer a complete list of vitamins and minerals. This can lead to… Read More

dog pooping

If your dog is having difficulty answering nature’s call, chances are he’s not the happiest pup on the block. Just like us, dogs often become bloated, uncomfortable, and sluggish when constipated. Severe cases can be painful and, if left untreated, may even lead to long-term digestive problems. Luckily, with a little know-how, pet owners can… Read More

Person trimming a cat's nails

Aside from being slightly irritating, sharp cat claws scuffing your carpet may seem harmless. At worst, you spot a piece that you have to cover with a lamp and teach your cat to finally start using that expensive scratching post. However, sharp claws can cause more than damage to your carpet or a tear in… Read More

Puppy biting owner's fingers

No doubt puppies are cute, well that is until they sink their sharp baby teeth into your delicate skin. The truth is for a young pup; biting is one of the most natural things in the world to do. For them, biting is a means of exploration, playing and fending off attacks. Stopping your puppy… Read More

Looking for ticks on dog

Summer is here! For many people with furry companions that means it’s time to take their pets out on fun-filled hiking excursions or more walks around the park or in the neighborhood. Although summer is the perfect time to enjoy more outdoor activities with your pet, it’s also the time to take some cautionary measures… Read More

Person with Golden Hamster

Hamsters make great pets – they’re low-maintenance, cute, and don’t take up much space. Unfortunately, though, some hamsters also have a tendency to bite. If you’re thinking about bringing home a new furry friend, or if you already have a hamster that bites, there are some things you can do to prevent this behavior. These… Read More

Dog with Seasonal Allegies

Dogs are often considered man’s best companions. However, they’re a lot more like humans than we often realize. For instance, they can get seasonal allergies. If you notice that your dog is sneezing, seems uncomfortable or is generally acting like you do when you feel allergic, your dog might be suffering from seasonal allergies. To… Read More

Pet insurance

This article was originally published on GoCompare Pet insurance gives you quick access to care when your pet’s in need, and depending on what your policy includes, it may also cover you for some costs at the vets, such as your pet’s annual check-up and vaccinations, up to a certain sum. As you compare pet insurance… Read More

Cat's paws on couch

One of the biggest purchases that goes into a home is the furniture–nothing makes a room like a big cozy sectional, a stately chaise lounge, or an overstuffed armchair by the fire. Of course, nothing really compliments a cozy chair quite like a content, sleepy feline. However, most cats can’t help but sharpen their claws… Read More

The Best Joint Supplements for Dogs

Joint health is extremely important for our canines to live long and happy lives. After all, functioning joints are what let our dogs move and run freely without pain or stiffness. Sometimes though, our beloved pets need a little extra boost to keep their joints healthy and functioning as best as they can. Joints can… Read More

Giving a cat a bath

Considering the amount of grooming cats do every day, you wouldn’t think that you’d need to bathe your cat. And you’d be right. Cats obsessively clean themselves, so they typically only need regular brushing. However, there are situations where you’ll need to give your cat a bath. You may have just adopted a new kitten… Read More

The Best Dog Anxiety Medication

Worms are a familiar, yet disgusting issue that many pet owners face. Not only do worms pose a hazard to your dog, but they’re also contagious to other pets and family members. If you have other pets in your household who are suffering for worm issues, make sure to treat them too. To find the… Read More

Cat stepping outside of litter box

All it takes is one time for your cat to pee outside of the litter box and the smell will linger. It’s not just about the potent smell, though. If you don’t promptly take care of the cat’s urine smell, your cat will keep up the behavior. Most people are aware that cat pee is… Read More

Barking dog

It’s natural for dogs to bark, but it’s a nuisance to owners and their neighbors. Whether you’re making an urgent phone call or putting down a sleeping baby, it’s helpful to know how to quiet a barking dog. Some dogs bark at every person who walks by, whereas others howl while their owner is at… Read More

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Coldwell Banker has released an ad, titled “Old Dog, New Dog,” which displays how adopting a pet can bring joy and love to a home. The ad features an adorable, full-grown dog, named Cooper, as well as a heartwarming story about adopting older dogs – older dogs often have a harder time finding homes. In… Read More

Dog, clicker and treat

Whether you’ve just bought a new puppy or have an older dog who’s been a member of your family for years, choosing the right method of disciplining and training your dog can help you form a rewarding relationship with your pet. But determining how to discipline your dog can be tricky. There are so many… Read More

young woman with ragdoll cat on couch

You’re in bed, about to drift off to sleep, when you hear the unfortunate sound of your cat ripping your brand new furniture into shreds. Or, you walk passed the dining room table, and your cat attacks you out of nowhere. Or, even worse, your kitty decides the litter box is the only place it… Read More

Adopting a puppy

What are the most important questions to ask pet adoption centers and shelters when you’re considering adopting a pet? Pet overpopulation is a problem and it’s estimated that 6.5 million animals enter pet shelters in the US every year. Sadly a portion of the animals have to be euthanized to make room for newcomers. For… Read More

Cleaning a cat's ears

Cats are quite efficient in keeping themselves tidy, but even they need our help when it comes to keeping their ears clean. Although a cat’s ear has a natural cleaning mechanism that enables the wax to move toward the outer part of the ear, regular checks are necessary to avoid possible ear infections and other… Read More

pomeranian smiling

When it is time to buy a pet dog for your home or for your family, there are literally hundreds of breeds to choose from. Each breed has its own needs, so you should choose the one that you know you can take care of properly. From the size, diet, and shedding to its daily… Read More

How to Take Care of a Guinea Pig

Guinea pigs, sometimes called cavies, are hardy, funny, easy-to-maintain pets that are growing in popularity. Affectionate and good with children, guinea pigs don’t require a lot of special care. Still, with any pet, it’s important to know how to keep them healthy and happy. Read on to learn about how to take care of your… Read More

What Do You Need for a Kitten

When you adopt a new kitten, you may be overwhelmed with cuteness. You will likely find yourself spending a lot of time just playing with her for those first few days. All too often we get wrapped up in showering a new kitten with affection and forgetting the basics about what you’ll actually need for… Read More

How to Treat Worms in Cats

There are several ways your cat can get worms: fleas, hunting, exposure to infected cats or infected feces; worms can even be passed on through their mother’s milk. While it is possible to minimize the risks, you may find it virtually impossible to eliminate the risk of parasitic worms entirely. Because of this, you need… Read More

How to Prevent Hairballs

If you’re a cat owner, you know all too well the bother of your cat’s hairballs. Not only is the coughing and gagging a frequent cause of worry for you, but it also has to be annoying for your poor cat, too. It will often lead to vomit, also, which makes it more than just annoying… Read More

How to Entertain a Cat

You love your cat and probably hate to think of her bored. What would your cat do if forced to entertain herself? A bored cat is much more prone to destruction, and your house will thank you for finding alternative outlets for your cat’s energy. If you’re drawing a blank on how to entertain her,… Read More

How to Put a Dog on a Diet

If your vet has mentioned to you that your pup has a few pounds to lose, you may be surprised. After all, your dog does not need to bend to unrealistic social standards, does he? He’s adorable the way he is! Except adorable doesn’t equal healthy and if your vet thought it worth mentioning, you… Read More

How to De-Shed a Dog

It’s important to note there are several different reasons for a dog shedding. The most common, and unavoidable one, is the change in season. Your dog gets a thicker coat in the colder months to protect him from the elements, and he sheds that excess in the spring to prepare for warmer temperatures. Other reasons… Read More

What To Do When Your Dog Has Fleas

It can be so hard to see your loved ones in discomfort, even if that loved one is your family dog. The stress of it can even make you second guess what you probably already know you should do. That can certainly be the case for when your pooch has a flea infestation. To take… Read More

How to Take Care of a Betta Fish

If you’ve gone into any pet store, you’ve seen the brightly colored betta fish swimming around all alone in their little bowls. The reason they are alone is that their other name is the Siamese Fighting Fish; these aquatic pets don’t get along well with others, so they are happy to live their lives in… Read More

How to Prevent Ticks on Cats

When petting your cat, the last thing you want is to find a tick attached to her. If you’re already seeing ticks latched onto her, you will probably need to get her looked at by the vet. Ticks can carry several life-threatening diseases that can be transmitted to your cat (and you). So, the safest… Read More