Can music soothe the savage beast? PetAcoustics says it can and after giving it a try, we completely agree. As a calmant, this product is invaluable for dogs, cats, birds, and horses. Pet Tunes ...
Anxiety is one of the most common issues we face with ourselves and our pets at any time of year, but nerves seem to become even more strained during the holidays. These are some helpful ...
If your healthy cat is suddenly peeing on your bed or spraying in your office, if he's taken to running around at strange hours of the night, or mewing inconsolably all night, there are several ...
Despite working from home, and being home almost every single hour of every day, we decided to put Brock into doggy daycare for a day a week. "Why would you pay to put your dog ...
There have been many stories in the news these days about dogs attacking other dogs, their owners, and other animals. There are two possible solutions: either the world is coming to an end and all ...
January is National Walk Your Dog Month. While we think that every month should be national walk your dog month, we'll settle for getting into the habit through January. There are many advantages to walking ...
Like many families, we’ve gotten lax in our dog training. Okay – the truth is, we haven’t gotten lax, we just haven't done it. We are not great trainers, the dogs are not great listeners, ...
Independence Day is one of my most feared holidays. Why? Because I know how my pets are going to react - it's historical fact... My wolf hybrid taught my coyote to fear fireworks. My coyote ...
People aren't the only ones susceptible to wintertime blues. According to Mary Lee Nitschke, professor of psychology at Linfield College in Oregon, pets are just as likely to become depressed during winter as their people. People aren't the only ...
School is back in session and that can mean some lonely dogs left at home. Now that their human playmates have returned to class, sports and lessons, it’s time to help your pets find a ...