It is a true fact that most people bring home a dog to have a companion. Dogs can instantly brighten one’s day. But, it is generally observed that day to day issues of creating a mess, chewing, barking and digging get in the way of the peace of mind of the pet parents. It then becomes the need of the hour to train the dog properly. A properly trained dog is a happy dog helping the pet owner to become a happy pet parent.
Cats’ lovers want to live wholly in tune with their furry friends, but how to know that what they are feeling? And how to know that when they are not having a great time? Cats are incredible creatures and are masters of hiding their pain. You cannot understand or guess when your cat is a pain.
Alcohol: Plain and simple, alcohol is a toxin and even small amounts can cause vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, coma, or death in pets.
Chips & Dip: Most dips contain onions and garlic, which destroy pets’ red bod cells and can result in anemia. Salty foods, such as potato chips, can cause excessive thirst, urination, and sodium poisoning.
How to Stop a Dog from Barking in the Crate
Is your dog keeping you awake all night? This is the challenge every new dog parent may experience.
Those constant whines could be irritating to neighbors or people who enjoy living in serene environments.
However, your dog could be barking in the crate for certain reasons which could be genuine. It may either fear the dark, need to use the potty or be experiencing the fear of separation from its owner.
You get to the store, park up in the shade, crack the windows open a few inches and open the sunroof slightly. “I only need a few bits and pieces so I’ll be in and out in no time”, you say to yourself. But the store is busier than normal and you see a friend you haven’t spoken to in a while so spend some time catching up. 30 minutes go by and you return to the car to find Buster motionless on the back seat…
There seems to be a lot of dogs escaping thanks to the cat. This pooch was supposed to be confined to the kitchen, but that's not how the cat felt!
Some snacks are just too good to share, at least that's what this cat thinks about his chips!
