Featured Photo by Juno Jo on Unsplash If you often get a stuffy nose or itchy eyes when you’re around cats or dogs, there’s a big chance that you have a pet allergy. About 3 in 10 people in the US suffer from pet allergies, particularly to cats and dogs, according to theAsthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA). Cat allergies …
Can Cats Eat Dog Food?
One of the joys that a pet keeper would love is to minimize the costs of keeping them. The best way to keep these costs down, especially foods are by sharing them. A perfect example is when a dog can eat cat food and vice versa. However, limitations are bound to happen when it comes to cross-feeding. Many questions are …
Moving with Pets: A Step-by-Step Guide
Featured Image Source: Pexels If you are getting ready to move to a new house with your emotional support pet, you’ll have to think about how the move will affect your loved one and how you can make things easier for them. Here is our short guide to helping your pet manage a move to a new home. 1. Prepare …
What To Do About Certain Medical Issues That Cats May Encounter?
Unlike dogs, cats are pretty resistant when it comes to diseases. It’s mainly because they are not as domesticated as dogs which is just a better way to say they are not as inbred. Meaning they have a pretty good immune system. But even the healthiest breeds can become ill. As a responsible owner, you should know about certain medical …
Crucial Things To Consider When It Comes To Feeding Your Pet
Loving pet parents are often concerned about whether they’re making the best feeding decisions for their dogs and cats. Although the ideal diet is different for each animal, learning some general information about pet nutrition can help you make healthy choices for your four-legged family member. However, this is easier said than done. There’s a lot of information out there from …
Raising Your First Pet While Living Green
Bringing home your first pet is a very exciting time in your life, but you want to make sure you choose the right animal to become part of your family. You also want to make sure that your home remains environmentally friendly. Selecting the Right Pet for Your Lifestyle There are a few things you’ll need to consider in order …
How Pets Help Children Grow Up Happy and Healthy
By Emily Parker, Catological.com
4 Important Factors to Consider While Taking In An Emotional Support Animal
There are millions of pet dogs, cats, rabbits, birds and other kinds of animals living in households all over the world. They’re loved and taken care of. Often we bring a cat or dog just so that our little ones can have a playmate. A furry little fellow jumping from the couch to the table seems all too exciting and …
How To Pet Proof Your Garden
You have your home, complete with a lush and beautiful garden! So now you’re thinking of getting a pet. That’s wonderful! However, with the new addition to your family, there are extra things to consider when designing your garden. Whether it’s an exotic cat breed or a reliable emotional support dog breed, you need to take proper measures to ensure …
Noise Control For Your Pet
Excessively loud noises, which also constitute noise pollution, can not only be dangerous for humans but for pets as well. Dogs and cats have pretty sensitive hearing, which means being overexposed to loud television, music or external noise can put them at a health risk. Remember that because your pet ifs there to help improve your health, they need your …
Introduce Your Furry Friends To Artificial Lawns
A lush, green yard and an energetic, playful pet hardly ever go hand in hand. However, there are ways pet owners can have a wonderful lawn while also taking care of their pets’ needs. The answer is artificial turf. Switching to synthetic grass rather than the natural variety has many advantages, especially for dog owners. If you are a pet …
5 Cat Litter Box Training Tips
If you own a cat or an emotional support cat, chances are at some point you’ve been slightly concerned with how your cat will take care of its own duty. According to Petfinder, cats are not born to automatically know about the litter box. Do not worry though, we have five quick tips on how to help your cat quickly …