Cat Tips

Understand your cats more and read insightful tips on how to make the best food choices, solve problems like litterbox issues and health concerns, and more.
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Dog Tips

Successfully Saves Animals from a Lifetime of Paralysis

It's been used in the US for about 40 years and is growing in popularity. Yet many don't know about it or don't know how beneficial it can actually be for their animals. Besides helping a paralyzed animal walk again, animals with these 16 conditions are known to respond to it.
— 5 min read
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Dog Tips

The Natural Enzyme Some Pet Parents Swear By

Could an enzyme from pineapple help your pet feel better day to day? Learn how its digestive, anti-inflammatory, and immune-supporting effects make it a worthy addition to your pet's care toolkit.
— 5 min read
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Cat Tips

Makes Your Pet Feel Rotten — Linked to This Everyday Mistake

Ranks at the top of all reasons kitties visit vets, with an average treatment cost of $441. But what if you could sidestep these conditions in the first place, and pocket that $441 for yourself? Fortunately, that may be easier than you think. Here's what to know and do.
— 7 min read
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Dog Tips

If Your Pet Can't Do This, It's an Emergency

Some pets with this condition give no advanced warning. If they show any of these six symptoms, it has the potential to develop into a true medical emergency. If he can't pass this at-home test, get him medical help ASAP.
— 8 min read
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Cat Tips

9 of the Fastest-Bonding Cats You've Never Considered

Some say cats are notorious for being standoffish and unemotional, but nothing could be further from the truth — especially where these nine are concerned. They're some of the most cuddly and affectionate cats you could hope to share your life with.
— 7 min read
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Cat Tips

25 Signs Your Pet May Be in Pain

Cats are masters at hiding pain. In the wild, animals who are injured or in pain become prey, so they've learned how to hide it. However, as your pet's caretaker, you need to be able to read the subtle signs because your pet isn't likely to vocalize it.
— 8 min read
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