Houseplants are more than just a decorative asset for your home – they’re powerful partners in purifying the air and removing toxins. However, not all houseplants are created equal, and some can be extremely toxic to your pets.
So how can you be sure your indoor plants won’t cause harm to your furry housemates? Read on for six toxic house plants to stay clear from, plus six pet-approved options!
Do felines really have nine lives? Do dogs only see in shades of black and white? While there’s some truth to every lie, don’t believe everything you hear!
We’ve debunked the top myths pet owners fall for, and revealed the truth about your cats and dogs so you and your four-legged friends can live your best, most honest life!
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‘Tis the season for…shedding? Seasonal shedding is exactly how it sounds – a seasonal event that comes twice a year, when pets shed their coats to adjust to temperature changes. And if you’re one of the 85+ million families in the US with a pet, you’re likely all too familiar with the heaps of pet
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Longer walks, extra play-time, around-the-clock companionship – if you’re one of the +12 million Americans that welcomed a new pet to the family since the pandemic began, you’ve likely fallen into a routine that can seem next-to-impossible to break for your four-legged friend. But, as the world reopens, leaving your stay-at-home lifestyle in the past
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Successful dog crate training can be one way to ensure that you will be living a harmonious and happy life together with your dog. It will not only benefit one but both of you. When your dog is in its crate, it allows you to be on your own sometimes when you need it and
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By the time your puppy is 10 weeks old, you should start getting it used to its collar. Consequently, it will be ready to go out with you on a leash when it reaches its first year. Some puppies may not take even an hour before they can get used to a collar. However, there
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