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  • Why Cats Don’t Like Belly Rubs

    Why Cats Don’t Like Belly Rubs

      I love belly rubs, but most cats don’t. In fact, people like to joke that a cat’s belly is a trap because when they try to touch it, they get the infamous four footed attack. Most people understand, at…

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  • Building a Dog-Owner Bond

    Building a Dog-Owner Bond

    Building a relationship with your dog takes time and effort. Although it’s plenty of fun to bond with a new dog, your four-legged friend might not adore you instantly. Creating a positive relationship with your new dog will ensure she…

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  • Therapy Cats: Why So Few?

    Therapy Cats: Why So Few?

      There is a big demand for therapy cats. Being a therapy cat who’s active on social media, that’s really obvious. So many humans are sad they don’t have therapy cats in their area, and they let me know. A…

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  • Kefir for Dogs: A Healthy Choice

    Kefir for Dogs: A Healthy Choice

    Kefir, a fermented drink that originated in the Northern Caucasus region of Russia, is now widely consumed worldwide for its impressive nutritional benefits. This tangy, slightly fizzy beverage is rich in probiotics, calcium, and various vitamins and minerals, making it…

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  • American vs. English Bulldog: What’s the Difference?

    American vs. English Bulldog: What’s the Difference?

      The American Bulldog and the English Bulldog are more different than similar. Although they share the same heritage, they took different paths, both geographically and in their canine careers, so there are many differences between them. Are you looking…

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  • Cost of a Ginger Cat: A Quick Guide

    Cost of a Ginger Cat: A Quick Guide

    Ginger cats usually cost between £30 – £300. The actual price depends on the age, breed and sex of the cat, with female ginger cats being slightly more expensive due to their rarity.   Below are the average listing prices of…

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  • Unhappy Cat, Happy Fix: Recognizing Stressors and Solving Your Cat’s Emotional Woes

    Unhappy Cat, Happy Fix: Recognizing Stressors and Solving Your Cat’s Emotional Woes

      Cats don’t need a lot to be happy — adequate food, a clean litter box, treats, cat toys, a cat tree or tower, attention…maybe a catio, another cat tree, more treats…. Okay, we cats do need a little more to…

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  • Beyond the Label: Demystifying Moisture in Canned Dog Food

    Beyond the Label: Demystifying Moisture in Canned Dog Food

    But everything else, well, it can take some research to understand exactly what’s going on. Take moisture content, for example. According to the Pet Food Institute (PFI), sometimes considered a lobby group for the pet food industry, but nonetheless a…

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  • Why the Bathroom Tap is More Appealing Than Your Cat’s Water Fountain

    Why the Bathroom Tap is More Appealing Than Your Cat’s Water Fountain

      It’s not only common knowledge that cats prefer to drink running water over a still bowl — and science backs up the benefits. And lots of cats enjoy drinking from the bathroom or kitchen faucet. Over the past couple of…

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  • Making Meds Easy: A Simple Guide to Giving Your Cat Pills

    Making Meds Easy: A Simple Guide to Giving Your Cat Pills

    Giving your cat a pill can be a downright difficult task, but there are steps you can take to make it easier, such as familiarizing yourself with the medication and learning the appropriate steps beforehand. After you learn how and…

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