It's time to get ready for the holidays with putting up decorations, making food, and planning parties. While you get into the spirit of the season, it's important to remember your pets. Take time to create a safe holiday eviroment for you and your pet by knowing how to secure decorations, what plants are safe, and what treats your pets can eat. You and your cat can have a fun and safe time this holiday season.
With the holidays just around the corner, it's important to us pet parents to include our furry family in the giving season. Find your pet's pawfect gift with our 2023 Holiday Gift Guide!
The holidays are a time where many people put up festive decorations and cook large meals to host family and friends. Some of these things can become safety hazards to our pets if we don't take the proper steps to create a safe environment. Securing decorations, knowing which foods are safe and unsafe for our pets, and accounting for any traveling that may be done with or without them are all things that we pet parents need to prepare for ahead of time.
Did you know that November is National Senior Pet Month? A senior cat may not be the first pet you think of if you're looking to adopt as many people opt to look for kittens. Senior cats make wonderful companions, however, and there are several reasons why a senior cat may be a better fit for you and your lifestyle.
Does your dog experience separation anxiety? You may think the only solution is to always keep your dog by your side, but there are ways to help your dog relax when you have to leave. Helping your dog learn that it's okay to be a part sometimes can take away stress from them and you, making both of your lives easier.
Need some Halloween costume inspo? Getting or making matching costumes with your pup can be a fun way to include them in the Halloween festivities! From skeletons, to ghosts, to everything in between, here are 10 spooky (and not so spooky) Halloween costume ideas for you and your dog.
Spooky season is here which means there are plenty of ghoulish nights to be had! Some nights you might just want to stay in and do something to get you in the Halloween spirit, but if you're a cat owner, you don't have to do it alone. Here are some ways you can have the purrfect spooky night in with your favorite feline.
An Emotional Support Animal (ESA) can have tremendous benefits on our mental health in a variety of ways. From reduced stress levels, to unconditional love, it's no question that an ESA can have powerful affects on our overall wellbeing. Check out just a few ways an ESA can help your mental health.
Purring is a natural behavior that cats exhibit, both in the wild and as domesticated pets. Though purring is typically associated with positive moods and feelings, that may not always be the reason why your cat is doing it.
Natalie, passionate animal advocate and influencer known for her social media pages under the name @deardanes, teamed up with Jolly Pets to surprise the shelter dogs at Denver Animal Shelter and help raise awareness for shelter dogs everywhere.
Have you noticed your cat acting unusually? Does it seem like your cat is focusing on certain behaviors more than before? If the answer is 'yes' to these questions, then it may be a sign your cat is bored. Watch for these 5 signs of boredom to ensure your cat is feeling their best!
