Benefits of slow feeders for dogs

Slow feeder bowls, also known as interactive feeders, are stimulating ways to slow down a dog’s eating habits, keeping them healthy and safe. Why would a dog need a slow feeder? Improved digestion, lowered risk of choking, and a reduced risk of bloating are some of the numerous benefits of slow feeders. Bloating for humans […]

Summer care for dogs

Dogs are especially prone to heat sensitivity, so it is crucial for an owner to know how to prevent heat stroke, a condition where a dog’s body can no longer fight high temperatures, and also recognize the signs of an overheating pup. Prevention tips: Early signs of heatstroke: If you believe your dog is experiencing […]

Honoring the Memory of Your Beloved Pet

by Sarah Kessler Meaningful Ways to Say Farewell The bond we share with our pets transcends species, and when they pass away, it can be challenging to cope with the loss. However, there are various meaningful ways to honor their memory and find solace.  In this article, we will explore different ways to say farewell […]

The benefits of pet ownership for all ages

Children: Animal ownership is shown to have physical, emotional, social, and cognitive benefits on children. Dogs, known stress reducers, can also improve kids’ emotional well-being, particularly in the forms of expression and control. Animals can also enhance kids’ social skills, maturity, and communication. Pets involve work, but this can also grant children a form of […]

Keep your dog away from these foods

It seems everyone knows that dogs can’t eat chocolate, and some might even know that dogs can’t eat grapes, but here are ten foods you may not have known are harmful to dogs. If your dog ingests any of these foods, it’s better to be safe than sorry. Contact your vet immediately if you have […]

Grooming your cat

Cats are very hygienic animals and can actually groom themselves naturally however, there are things that you can do to help them stay clean.  Not to mention it’s always fun pampering your pets! Getting Comfortable Grooming your pets is not always the most relaxed pastime for either of you.  Oftentimes your cat may not be […]

Food Puzzles: Really worth a try

reprinted from Https://tuftscatnip.com It may seem like a pain to feed your cat from anything other than his bowl, but food puzzles can really play to his instincts. Having to chase a ball with holes in it to retrieve his food or manipulate a gadget to get hold of his kibble can really help a […]

What is Feline Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH)?

What causes cerebellar hypoplasia?  CH is commonly caused by a mother cat passing the feline panleukopenia virus to one or more of her unborn kittens in a litter. The virus can attack the cerebellum of the brain, hindering the unborn kitten’s brain development and causing cerebellar hypoplasia. What are the symptoms of cerebellar hypoplasia? CH […]

Saving Pets Challenge

Michelson Found Animals poster

The top 5 rescues receiving donations this month will get grants ranging from $5000-$50,000 as part of #savingpetschallenge – we are in the running right now! Every little bit helps us get to the grant level so please donate by clicking here: https://bit.ly/3e3Qb3J We rescue pets to rescue people!

5 Pillars of a Healthy Feline Environment

Three kittens on bed

Pillar 1. A safe place. Your cat needs a private and secure area, often in a raised location. This gives the cat a sense of enclosure, seclusion and a sense of protection. Cat’s love their safe spaces and are likely to have more than one throughout your home. Remember, they would prefer to avoid perceived threats […]