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Cats, most especially domesticated cats, have always had a reputation of leading independent lives apart from humans. We imagine them to be very self-sufficient and needing little to no attention from their owners whatsoever. You could just fill up their food and water bowls, leave them to their own devices, and be on your way. Although this could be true up to a certain degree, it would appear to not always be the case for our feline companions. Cats are very prone to stress and anxiety when left alone at home, especially for extended lengths of time. Being creatures of habit, they can get very irritable if their daily routine isn’t held up, leading to destroyed furniture or runaway cats. Before you book your vacation to the tropics, we suggest making sure your cat is in good hands while you’re gone. Below, we list down our top four reasons why hiring a cat-sitter is more important (and convenient) than you think. (more…)

Summertime is here once again and we’re sure you can’t wait to get out there and bask under the rays of that golden summer sun. But before you do that, remember that summertime can also cause a few problems, not just for us humans, but for our pets as well. Animals are not spared from the harshness of the summer heat. Unlike humans who can sweat out the heat, dogs have to pant to cool themselves down. Rapid panting or thick, sticky saliva could be early signs of heat stroke. They are also very susceptible to sunburn and paw pad burns. Protect them from the dangers by being prepared and knowing what to look out for. We’ve come up with a list of ways you and your pets can keep cool during this summer. (more…)

It’s springtime once again and with it comes flowers blooming, bees a-buzzing and birds a-chirping. Unfortunately, that’s not the only thing that comes with it. Yes, you guessed it – It’s allergy season! Commonly triggered by environmental allergens such as the sprouting of trees, grass and the release of pollen by different types of flora; pets are just as susceptible to seasonal allergies as their human counterparts. Add environmental pollutants in the mix and you have one big bag of allergy pie just itching to hit us and our pets right in the face.   (more…)

Spending quality time with our dogs can be the most fun and certainly the most memorable experiences for both owners and pets alike. From playing fetch to dishing out belly rubs; bonding with our dogs creates a significant impact on everyone involved. One of the best activities you can do with your dogs is taking them out on their daily stroll. Walking your dog isn’t just a good way to pass the time; it also has a lot of great benefits for you and your four-legged friend. Below, we list down just what a walk means to your dog:  (more…)

Ever wonder what goes through our furry buddy’s brain whenever they’re left alone to their own devices? Worry not, using data based on scientific research and a little bit of imagination, we’ve come up with an almost accurate dialogue of our dogs’ thought processes when we’re gone. Here’s what they think about the minute to four hours after you step out of the house. (more…)

Any pet owner knows that dogs and cats are special – they’re by far our most common pets, and for good reason. They’ve been providing humans with companionship for thousands of years. You’d think we’d know everything about them by now, right? Well apparently not so: let’s take a look at some of our favorite pets’ little quirks that people don’t always know about: (more…)

After all the festivities from last year’s holidays, the new year is finally here. There’s no better time to set new goals and make positive changes in our lives than now – we’re feeling fresh and ready to take on any challenge that comes to us. Of course, new year resolutions don’t have to apply solely for us humans. Getting our pets involved is a sure-fire way to jumpstart the year right and foster a healthy relationship with them at the same time. By making solid adjustments in both our lifestyles, our pets will surely appreciate the efforts we make. Here are a few suggestions that could help you and your pets take on 2018 together. (more…)

With Christmas just around the corner, what better way to feel the holiday vibe than by spending it with all our loved ones – which include, of course, our furry little pet buddies.  Christmas isn’t just about giving and receiving gifts, it’s also about spreading joy and cheer to everyone around us. Make your pets feel special by including them in the festivities and they’ll return the favor tenfold.  Here are a few ideas that will make Christmas with your pets an even more memorable experience this year: (more…)

During the cold winter months, we need to take steps to protect our pets from elements that could be potentially dangerous for them. It’s a common misbelief that animals, because of their fur, are able to tolerate colder temperatures. But that’s not necessarily true. Pets, especially those that are small, old or thin can be very susceptible to frostbite and hypothermia. When it comes to our beloved pets, we want them to always feel safe and secure, especially when the cold starts coming in. Here’s a checklist for you to go over before winter season arrives: (more…)

With less than a month before October 31, Halloween is fast approaching! Yes, that means that the most frightening (and fun) night of the year is almost here. I’m sure by now, you’ve started preparing for the big night – decorating your home and lawn, making costumes for your family and planning how to give trick or treaters the scare of their lives. But who says that it’s only us humans who get to enjoy this spook-fest? Your pets will surely want to get in on the fun! (more…)