With diligent cleaning and the right medication (and preventative) for your pet, your house can become flea-free once again.
Author: Melissa Smith
Melissa Smith, discussions manager for Petful, has been researching and writing about pet behaviors for several years. A longtime pet lover, she lives in Massachusetts with her teenage son, their cat Harrison and the spirit of their German shepherd named Gypsy. Melissa is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in multimedia design and hopes to adopt as many needy animals as she can.
How Catit Made My Life Easier (And My Cat Happier)
Catit’s Digger feeder and Flower Water Fountain cater to cats by addressing their natural instincts. Here’s my review of these 2 products. #sponsored
6 Items Around the House That Can Kill Your Cat
Keep your cat safe and do your homework about these common — and potentially dangerous — household items.
Rachael Ray Nutrish and Solid Gold Lawsuits: What You Need to Know
In both cases, the pet food companies are accused of — at best — using false or deceptive marketing practices.
Customizable Pet Products Can Make the Perfect Gift
Whether you are gifting them to pet lover friends or are giving them to your own furry — or scaly — best friend, these customizable pet products are sure to make a lot of people and pets happy.
FDA Investigates 6 Horse Deaths From Contaminated Feed
The investigation found the presence of monensin, an antibiotic drug that is highly toxic to horses, in the feed made by Gilman Co-op Creamery.
5 Hazards That Can Ruin Your Dog’s Beach Day
Many dogs love heading to the shore in the summer, but it’s up to you to keep your pup safe by watching out for these dangers.
Why Honesty Is Critical When It Comes to Your Aggressive Dog
Don’t lie by omission — your pet sitter needs to know if your dog has aggression issues with food, other animals or people.
When Dog Walkers Tell You to Back Off, Please Listen
Canine handlers are trying to keep you, the dog and themselves safe when they ask you to not approach their dog.
3 Types of Exotic Pets That Just Might Kill You
Most wild animals aren’t meant to be human companions. Here’s why it’s risky to take them on as pets.