While it’s not rare, vomiting shouldn’t be a regular occurrence in cats. If anything, cat vomiting may be an early sign of something serious, so you shouldn’t overlook it. Here’s some helpful information about the types, causes and possible treatments for cat vomiting.
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Our pets bring us so much joy throughout the year, and the holidays are the perfect opportunity to show them the proper appreciation. Give your pet a special treatment this holiday season with one of these delightful gift ideas.
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Crescent Hotel has housed a vast array of friendly felines over the years. Although resident cats did not appear in hotel records until 1973, there may have been many four-legged lodgers since the hotel first opened in 1886. Today, Jasper, the beloved hotel cat, occupies the role of director, overseeing guest hospitality.
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Cats are considered one of the cleanest house pets. Their habit of self-grooming helps to keep them prim and proper throughout the day. As such, they require much less grooming and maintenance than dogs. In fact, your feline friends may spend up to half of their time awake taking care of their fur.
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Setting aside time to play with your dog is critical for your pet’s health. An active lifestyle provides significant benefits that contribute to a pet’s overall well-being. Playing with your pet on a consistent basis is extremely important if you leave your dog home alone for extended periods of time.
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Raw dog food has gotten a lot of attention these days. With trends towards organic, natural and being overall more health-conscious, pet owners are seeking the same wholesome nutrition in their dog’s diet. However, an increasing body of research is leading scientists to caution against the use of raw canine food. It turns out that it may be far more harmful than beneficial.
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Now that COVID-19 restrictions are starting to lift throughout the United States, many people are itching to start traveling again. A recent study by Mars Petcare indicates that about 60% of pet owners want to bring their pets along when they travel in 2021.
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Monday, April 26th was an exciting day for rescue animals in Oklahoma. Governor Kevin Stitt signed House Bill 1816 into law. House Bill 1816 is affectionately referred to as Cali’s Law, after the Governor’s own rescue dog.
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As the old saying goes, “No two snowflakes are the same.” The same applies to canine breeds, at least on the surface. Diversity in the animal kingdom is one of its greatest treasures. However, while the numerous breeds of canines’ feline friends still generally look the same, dogs can look so different from one another that they barely register as the same species. To the uninitiated, it is the snowflake principle in practice.
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An active cat is a happy cat! Cats need more than cuddling; they need play to remain active throughout their lives. Pet owners often purchase toys and expect their cat to play with the toy on its own. The owner becomes disappointed when the cat doesn’t play with toys. Instead of waiting around for your cat to initiate play, make play a two-sided experience by turning toys into prey. Both you and your cat will be happy.
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For years dogs have been used for their exceptional sense of smell to locate drugs, weapons and explosives. Now science is honing in on that skill to sniff out Covid-19.
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We spend so much time and money trying to take good, proper care of our pets. We take them to the veterinarian; we make sure they’re getting the best food. As owners, we try to see the world through our pets’ eyes to help us understand them better. But have you ever stopped to think about whether dogs can see colors like us humans?
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