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"Cat Suggest" is a hilarious twitter account you should defiantly learn from. Read the hilarious replies of this smart cat to daily problems and questions sent by cat owners.
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As a cat owner, most likely you know what it's like to have fur on everything around the house. Here are 15 home items that can help you cope with that situation.
Anxiety and fear are common contributing factors to behavior problems in dogs and cats. Here are some tips and info to help you understand and cope with it better.
Taking your pet away with you on a holiday can be an amazing experience, but there is a lot to remember. Helpucover have put together an ultimate guide to make the process as easy as possible with questions to ask before travelling, tips for whether you're travelling by car or by plane, and even a guide on what to pack for your pet. We wish you a wonderful vacation!
62% of cats sleeps with their owners. We are sure you already know that sleeping with our cats can certainly be calming, help release stress, and promote mutual bonding. Unfortunately, sharing your bed with a cat isn't always conducive to getting a good night's sleep. This is because cats tend to be nocturnal, which can lead to some pretty irritating behaviors. Which cat owner haven't been woken up by a cat pummeling their chest or nibbling on their toes? Here are some invaluable tips to help you and kitty get enjoy a peaceful zzzzzzzzzz together!
Cats are known for their curiosity, and as that one saying goes "it killed the cat". But we can help our cuddly counterparts avoid this sad fate if we watch out for these three everyday things.
July 4th is just around the corner, along with the fireworks that inevitably come with this holiday. Some dogs have no problem with those sights and sounds (hunting dogs, for example) but most dogs, however, are not used to it and therefore, this holiday can be a particularly stressful day for dogs and their humans alike. Here are some tips to make sure that when the booms and bangs of Independence Day are over, your dog will be grateful to you for having made it a less stressful experience.
A growing body of research shows that having a pet could improve your overall health.
When you come home to a purr or wagging tail at the end of a stressful day, the sudden wave of calm you feel isn't just your imagination. Research suggests that your fluffy friend truly is good for your physical and mental health. Read on to learn the surprising ways your pet can boost your health.
@BrandyLJensen asked her followers to share a meme that best relates to their personal relationships, prompting some pretty hilarious responses.
Got pets? Then you've probably got odors, stains, and fur in places you never knew you had. Check out our tried and true tips for keeping your house fresh and clean.
