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Halloween is one of the most magical nights of the year for us, but it can be a stressful night for our fur-babies.
Whether it's the doorbell ringing, doors opening and closing, or the unfamiliar stream of faces coming onto your property, there is plenty for dogs and cats to...
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Play is not just fun for your kitty, but it’s also important to their development and health! Toys allow your cat to engage their brain, reflexes, and natural senses – mimicking many of the things their big cat cousins do in the wild. Toys that offer enrichment are great for...
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Just like working on brain games keeps your mind sharp and helps ground your emotions, solving puzzles is good for your fur-baby’s brain, too!
Puzzles are a form of “enrichment,” which refers to any activity that challenges and exercises your pet’s brain. Enrichment activities include snuffle mats, lick mats, puzzle...
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As your fur-baby gets older, you may notice gray hairs around their muzzle, a decrease in their energy, or slower movements. Your pet's body is going through changes on the inside, too. Supplements, natural remedies, and dietary changes can make a big difference in helping your pet age more comfortably...
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How long can I leave my cat alone in the house while I’m gone?
While cats are known for being more independent than dogs, that doesn’t mean they necessarily like to be alone. Cats are highly social animals (even if their idea of socializing may look different than your...
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Halloween is one of the most magical nights of the year for us, but it can be a stressful night for our fur-babies.
Whether it's the doorbell ringing, doors opening and closing, or the unfamiliar stream of faces coming onto your property, there is plenty for dogs and cats to...
Read
More
Play is not just fun for your kitty, but it’s also important to their development and health! Toys allow your cat to engage their brain, reflexes, and natural senses – mimicking many of the things their big cat cousins do in the wild. Toys that offer enrichment are great for...
Read
More
Just like working on brain games keeps your mind sharp and helps ground your emotions, solving puzzles is good for your fur-baby’s brain, too!
Puzzles are a form of “enrichment,” which refers to any activity that challenges and exercises your pet’s brain. Enrichment activities include snuffle mats, lick mats, puzzle...
Read
More
As your fur-baby gets older, you may notice gray hairs around their muzzle, a decrease in their energy, or slower movements. Your pet's body is going through changes on the inside, too. Supplements, natural remedies, and dietary changes can make a big difference in helping your pet age more comfortably...
Read
More
How long can I leave my cat alone in the house while I’m gone?
While cats are known for being more independent than dogs, that doesn’t mean they necessarily like to be alone. Cats are highly social animals (even if their idea of socializing may look different than your...
Read
More