Learn how bringing your dog to work can make you more productive. Read more

Indoor plants not only brighten any décor, they also help clean away airborne toxins, increase the oxygen level, and add moisture to the air. If you share your home with cats, it’s important to select greenery and flowers that are feline-friendly. Read more

Our dogs can’t always come with us, sadly, and we’ve all gotta leave the house sometimes. So what does your dog get up to when you leave her home alone? Counter surfing? Couch surfing? Singing the blues? While some dogs may be content to snooze away the day, many dogs will need some extra stimulation to keep them happy during your absence. We’ve got some great suggestions for tactics and toys to keep dogs busy while you’re away. Read more

Leaving your pet behind with family or friends while you travel or vacation? Here are some tips on what information to leave for the sitter: Read more

It's a dream-come-true when our children to put away their own toys but, did you know, that you can train your dog to put his/her own toys away as well? Follow my step-by-step guide below and your dog will be cleaning up after themselves in a few weeks. Now, back to Netflix! Read more

Pup parents know that our dogs love us deeply, even if they do not express it in the same manner that humans do. Recently, behavioral research saddened dog lovers when it showed that most dogs don’t like to be hugged. But, that is not to say our pups don’t enjoy receiving affection – they actually live for our love and approval! Read more

While “whisker fatigue” might sound like something you get from kissing an unshaven man, it is actually a condition that can affect cats, causing them a good deal of stress. Learn more about whisker fatigue, and how amazing your cat’s whiskers are, below. Read more

So what exactly is Xylitol? Xylitol is a naturally occurring substance that is used as a sugar substitute. It's a sugar alcohol and found naturally in berries, plums, corn, oats, mushrooms, lettuce, trees, and some other fruits. Read more

Almost a third of all Americans will travel more than 50 miles this holiday season. Many of those trips will include the family pet. Much like traveling with young children, traveling with your pet requires some extra planning and preparation to ensure a stress-free travel experience. Read more

It’s a common question asked……“How often should I feed my dog?” Dogs thrive on routine and, though they do not keep track of time like we do, their internal clock makes it possible for them to tell when it’s close to the time for a routine task such as breakfast and dinner. Read more