You can celebrate your pets — and those who work with pets — from January to December. This list of pet holidays is fully updated for 2021.
Author: Melissa Smith
Do Dogs Smell Fear? Yes. (And Here’s How, According to Science.)
When you are afraid — or even when you are happy — your body produces certain chemical signals that a dog can detect.
How to Prepare Your Pet for Life After Quarantine
Going back to work soon after weeks of working from home? Here’s how to help your dog or cat cope with these big changes.
For Pet Care Professionals, COVID-19 Has Been Devastating for Business
“I’ve been trying to stay positive and stay healthy, which is the best we can all do,” says one pet sitter.
What Happens to My Pet If I Catch COVID-19?
It’s crucial to plan ahead so your pet isn’t left uncared for if you get sickened by the COVID-19 coronavirus. Here’s how to prepare now — just in case.
Coping With a Pet’s Death: A Pet Sitter’s Perspective
When it’s your pet’s time to go, your pet sitter is grieving right along with you. Let us help you. It’s our function and our calling.
Is My Cat Lonely? Sure, It’s Possible, and Here’s Why.
If your cat seems lonely, here is how to create an environment that allows your cat to do what cats want to do: stalk, pounce, hunt, climb and scratch.
My Dog’s Experience With Myasthenia Gravis and Megaesophagus
People ask me why I devoted so much of my life to caring for my ailing German Shepherd. All I can say is that I got so much more in return than what I gave.
Does Your Cat Really Hate You? (You Should Read This.)
Chances are, your cat doesn’t really “hate” you — they’re just trying to tell you something super important. Here’s what you need to know.
4 Reasons Your Dog May Be Carrying Their Food Away
If you’re constantly stepping on kibble after mealtime, this may be why.