Prevent back-to-school blues for your pet
June 2, 2009
The kids are back at school and Jellybean the dog and Biscuit the cat are showing signs of stress. Jellybean marked on the edge of the bed this week, something he never does, and Biscuit is yowling and pacing. To help you and your pet with the transition, Kit Jenkins, a pet behavior consultant, offers the following advice:
Poll: Pet Parents Favor McCain as Nation's Top Dog
June 2, 2009
When it comes to the upcoming presidential election, Pet Parents would prefer Republican candidate John McCain to be the nation's top dog.
Has Your Pet Changed Your Life? Share Your Story, Win a Prize
June 2, 2009
Every Pet Parent has a story about how their pet’s love has changed their life and one pet charitable organization is looking to reward the most compelling tales.
The Cat’s Meow: Famous Cats
June 2, 2009
Kitty celebs, both real and fictitious, litter American history, proving that the feline mystique really is the cat's meow. Here's a look at some cats that've gone down in history!
Morris the Cat: The cat with nine lives is said to be the most famous cat in America. The fourteen pound orange tabby rescued from a Chicago animal shelter was the spokesperson …Read more »
One-eyed, Three-legged Chinese Crested Named World's Ugliest Dog
April 24, 2009
Gus, a one-eyed, three-legged Chinese Crested from St. Petersburg, Fla., has a new distinguishing characteristic: World's Ugliest Dog.
According to an Associated Press report, Gus won the World's Ugliest Dog contest June 21, 2008 at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in Northern California. Gus' owner, Jeanenne Teed, was awarded a handsome sum of $500 and a trip to New York to appear on …Read more »
Keep Your Dog Safe Around the Pool, Lake and Ocean
April 24, 2009
Many dogs love the water, but not all dogs are naturally designed for water activities. Whether she's a swimmer or a watcher, your dog wants to be with her family at poolside or at the lake or beach. These water safety tips can keep your dog safe this summer:
Save Your Cat from ''High-rise Syndrome''
April 24, 2009
Cats love heights. They can scale a tree in an instant, correct themselves from a fall by catching their claws on the bark and feel very much at ease napping seven stories above ground perched on a four-inch ledge. But these same skills which allowed your cat's ancestors to thrive in the wild can be a safety risk in a modern, urban …Read more »
Things to think about when adopting a cat
April 24, 2009
Is a cat the right pet for you? Your cat will depend on you throughout her life, and with proper care, may live 15 years or more. Here are some things to help you decide whether or not a cat is the right pet for you and, if so, what kind of cat to adopt.
Find the right travel carrier
April 24, 2009
Carriers are designed to keep your pet safe and secure when traveling - be it an excursion across the country or just down the street. Your choice of carriers can be classified into two categories: hard carriers and soft pet carriers.
Dog Park Etiquette: What You Need to Know for Off-Leash Fun
April 24, 2009
Dog parks are more than just places for your pampered pooch to burn off some steam and calories. Within the chain link confines of dog parks, you can find camaraderie, exercise, laughter, fun and of course, dogs!
Here are some tips for merging good manners and common sense to create the ultimate dog park …Read more »
