🐱What Cat Parents Should Know About Their Cat’s Whiskers For many cat parents, whiskers are simply part of what makes a cat adorable. They twitch when your cat is curious, stick forward when they are hunting a toy mouse, and flare out when they are excited for dinner....
Learn how to keep your blind pet safe, confident, and happy with a Professional Pet Sitter who is skilled in safe care for your blind pet. When you first learn that your pet is losing vision or has become blind, it can feel overwhelming. You may worry about their...
If you’ve ever lived with a cat, you already know: cats are tiny, fuzzy mysteries wrapped in attitude. One minute they’re purring angels, the next they’re sprinting through the house like they’ve seen a ghost. These quirks aren’t just funny—they’re part of what makes...
Monitoring and understanding senior cat care is one of the most loving things you can do to help your feline find comfort and quality of life as they become seniors. Aging will increase the likelihood of chronic conditions such as kidney disease, diabetes,...
😻A Certified Professional=Expertise and Knowledge A certified pet sitter has passed industry-recognized training and exams, such as the Certified Professional Pet Sitter (CPPS) designation from Pet Sitters International — showing they know proper care standards feline...
Pet travel safety goes far beyond safety for your just pets. We have all seen the cute “Precious Pet Cargo” stickers on cars. Transporting a pet, whether it’s a quick trip to the vet’s office, a joy ride for some fresh air or a road trip, needs to be thought out. ...
It’s the season of giving…and don’t forget the pets! But…safety first! Make sure the toy you choose is nontoxic, the right size for your pet, digestible and has all chock hazards removed. Toy stuffing, raw hides and small items can become a trip to the emergency...
There are so many reasons to adopt a senior pet; first and foremost, all pets want love, attention and great care. Statics are showing senior dogs have a 25% chance of adoption vs. a 60% chance of adoption over a puppy. The least adopted in shelters are black senior...
1st lets clarify, feral is behavioral -NOT biological. The driving factor TRUST. As humans, we all have trust issues, and as we know...it all depends on the situation. Cats react the same way. Age, sex nor color determines a feral cat. A domesticated cat in a mid-age...
