Spot-on flea and tick preventives
Spot-on flea and tick products are hazardous to your dog or cat’s health. Here’s what you need to know about them – and about the…
Category: Cats
The latest in cat litter
Get the scoop with our look at today’s cat litter options. Shopping for kitty litter can be a challenge, given the variety of different…
Noni – a tropical fruit that’s good for dogs and cats
Noni has great potential for the treatment and possible prevention of many diseases in pets. Noni fruit is nothing short of amazing. It’s been in…
Good news for pet food consumers!
Last month, Animal Wellness Magazine released a blog on Susan Thixton’s plan to confront congress in Washington, DC. Supported by Dr. Karen Becker and a…
Summer safety tips for animal companions
The summer is in full swing. ‘Tis the season for family road trips, sunny days at the beach, and long weekend celebrations. If you share…
Study reveals the truth about domesticated cats
Considering there are approximately 74 million domesticated cats sharing their lives with humans across the nation, it’s no mystery that America loves felines. But where did…
Bolt and Keel – adventure cats
Exploring the great outdoors comes naturally to these two intrepid kitties, whose wilderness trips with their humans have made them two of social media’s most…
Reduce your pet’s carbon footprint
Domestic dogs and cats have a significant impact on the environment. Let’s look at what we can do to make our furry friends more earth-friendly.…
Adopt a Cat Month: 5 ways you can help
It’s not always the right time to adopt an animal. But that doesn’t mean you can’t find a different way to help this Adopt a…
Hip hemp products for dogs
Hemp is a durable, eco-friendly fiber that has woven its way into a range of natural and sustainable products for dogs. One of the most…
Adopting a kitten into a senior cat household
Cats can get set in their ways. And the older they are, the truer this becomes. If you have an older cat, and are considering…
Step-by-step dog nail trimming
A dog’s nails grow constantly, much the same as yours do. While dog nails get worn down somewhat from walking on hard surfaces, most dogs require nail trimming…
