How to Create a Pet-Friendly Garden
A well-planned garden can look great and provide a safe, enriching space for your pet to play, explore, and relax.
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Blake — The Misunderstood Rottweiler
Blake was once a stray, but with training, love and patience, he became the best companion — despite the misconceptions about his breed.
How to Know When It's Time to Say Goodbye
Your pet can't tell you when he's hurting or feeling miserable, so it's up to you to be proactive in keeping him as healthy and comfortable as possible, including at the end of his life. Pawspice can help you recognize the signs for when it's time to help him 'change worlds.'
Squash: Could This Sweet Food Be a Game-Changer for Your Pet?
If your pet has a sensitive stomach and needs to be fed a bland diet temporarily, this is one of the best choices. It's rich in antioxidants to help scavenge free radicals.
The Neighborhood Cat Burglar
This mischievous cat has a habit of 'stealing' random objects from the neighbors, leading to a hilarious return system and plenty of laughter.
Often Leads to Extreme Aggression — Do You Make This Mistake?
This dog was performing his duty as he saw it. But it turned tragic. As you'll see, it didn't have to be that way. His owner made a classic mistake that produced and reinforced a bad behavior — one that no dog owner wants. Please avoid this mistake.
Tuna the Porch Cat Spreads Love
Tuna the cat greets every delivery driver with love, putting on a show with spins, tail helicopters and endless charm.
Never Make Your Pup Endure This Cruel, Painful Process, No Matter What
Involves cutting through muscle, tendons and seven layers of highly sensitive nerves, plus severing bone and cartilage. No wonder it's banned in so many places. Unfortunately, it's still legal and popular in this country, staunchly advocated by the AKC. Time to break ranks with their stance.
Rethink What's Filling Your Pup's Bowl
Like many humans, most dogs these days eat carb-heavy diets, even though canines have no (zero) nutritional requirement for carbohydrates; the diseases they acquire also mimic those in the human population.
