by Farah Al-Khojai, guest writer

Edited by Nancee-Laetitia Marin


These days, many families seem to be casual about allowing their children to interact with dogs. Seeing a small child play with a pup may look adorable; however, proper precaution must be exercised to ensure that both the animal and the little human are safe. Continue reading

by Kathreen Miller, guest writer

Edited by Nancee-Laetitia Marin

Dogs are incredible creatures. It is not just a saying but also a fact that dogs are humans’ best friends. Unfortunately, dogs face a lot of health issues in their lifetime. The good thing is that most of these problems can be prevented with proper treatment and vaccinations. There are now more ways to improve your canine friend’s life. Take arthritis, for example. It can permanently damage their joints, and there was previously no cure for it. However, there are now safer options such as natural supplements to treat joint problems and arthritis in dogs. A supplement such as Pet Bounce for dogs is embedded with natural ingredients and provides the best arthritis pain relief.

Here are 10 most common problems that dogs have:

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Christmas dogs and cat

The holidays are upon us. Stuffing, parties, tree lights, camera, action!

It’s the most wonderful time of the year to break out a few of your favorite things, but some of them aren’t safe for your furry kids. If you’re not careful, you’ll end up singing the blues instead of some Christmas carols and pop tunes!

Just like Santa, you’ll do well by checking the below list twice—or more—for your own and your furry family’s well-being and enjoyment this season. Continue reading

Cats just love doing their own thing, whenever, wherever, all by themselves. Everything seems to be on their own terms. They may be independent, self-sufficient, and can land and stand on all fours, but obviously, they can’t pick up the phone to call you to come over, fix themselves some chow, get their own water, and clean up their own mess.

You probably think that you can save more than a few bucks by having cat sitting visits every other day or longer, but don’t dare break Murphy’s Law. Anything can and do happen within the 24-hour period. Unless your cat is one of the video game characters with unlimited tries and 1-ups, he or she only has one life per lifetime.

Game over. Period. Continue reading