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Training a pet is rewarding as well as fun, but it will require patience, kindness, and consistency. But one thing that can bring the best out is positive reinforcement during the training. In fact, research indicates that up to 65% of dogs trained with negative reinforcement exhibited at least one behavior linked to stress. What
Taking your pet to the vet isn’t just for emergencies or vaccines—it’s an essential part of preventive healthcare that can make a world of difference in their well-being and lifespan. According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of dental disease by the age of three.
More than 70% of dogs and cats show signs of nervousness at some point in their lives. Like people, pets feel stress from things like loud sounds, being alone, and strange places. Pets cannot tell us how they feel, so we need to watch for these signs and help them when they look stressed. Do
Do you have a pet cat or dog? If so, you’re not alone—an estimated 68% of U.S. households have a pet, and these furry companions fill our lives with love, joy, and unforgettable moments. But, just like humans, pets can face health challenges too. In fact, 1 in 3 pets will need unexpected veterinary care
Ouch, my tooth. Isn’t it crazy that something as small as a tooth can hurt so bad? What if you couldn’t tell anyone it was hurting? Our pets require regular dental care. Just like humans, pets can suffer from dental diseases that can lead to serious health problems if left untreated. In fact, by the
Bringing a new pet into your home is an exciting experience. However, it's crucial to train your pet properly. Training is fundamental for instilling good behavior and setting boundaries. This training builds trust between you and your pet, ensuring their happiness and safety. Studies reveal that 94% of dog owners notice significant behavior improvements after
When Sara͏h’s golden retr͏iever, Max, went missing during a storm, she was hea͏rtbroken. D͏espite͏ ͏searching everywhere, she couldn't find him. Weeks later, she got a call from a shelt͏er—they had scanned a lost dog's͏ microc͏hip and f͏ound he͏r information. Thanks to the microchip, Ma͏x came home. Do you know pet͏s with microchips are more than
As temperatures rise during the summer, it's essential to pay extra attention to the well-being of your pets. The heat can pose life-threatening risks from dehydration to heatstroke if not addressed promptly. Understanding common mistakes can keep your pets safe. This blog highlights five critical mistakes often made with pets in the summer. Mistake 1:
Have you ever seen your pet scratching constantly, sneezing, or even having skin problems? Countless pet owners helplessly watch these painful symptoms, not knowing the cause. In most cases, the culprit is some kind of allergy. Similar to humans, a pet can be allergic to absolutely anything: pollen, dust mites, mold spores, or even food
It's a relaxed evening in your backyard, your pet comfortably sitting beside you. Suddenly, the calm breaks as the rustle in the bushes comes alive, and your pet darts toward the danger unknown lying in the shadows. Thousands of pets suffer injuries from wildlife encounters yearly in the U.S. These incidents are stiff reminders of
