Holiday Pet Dangers
I was originally going to hold this piece back for a while but a lot of people start doing their holiday decorating and even having holiday parties right after Thanksgiving. And it's Hanukkah RIGHT NOW (Happy Hanukkah to any reader celebrating!).
Courtney CaponePublished 4 days ago in Petlife
Merlin & Me
For the past several years I have been entertained by a regular visitor. He arrives faithfully each morning and I find myself expecting and looking forward to his company increasingly. What is his name? I have not a clue but I call him Merlin, he seems to like that name. Sometimes he even brings along a friend or two to keep my company as I enjoy my morning coffee and come to life.
Rebecca Lynn IveyPublished 5 days ago in Petlife
What Veterinary Workers Call Black Friday
We all know the face. The look of, "please... just a little taste? PLEASE?" I used to be the person that would share holiday meals with my pets. I felt it was cruel to have them smelling that turkey cooking all day and then not share with them.
Courtney CaponePublished 9 days ago in Petlife
5 Animal Cafes in Japan You Need to Visit
Japan has a variety of animal-themed cafes where both tourists and Japanese flock to see, interact and admire lovable animals while relaxing with a drink.
S.A. OzbournePublished 13 days ago in Petlife
Midas: The Four-Eared Cat With a Big White Heart
Midas' uniqueness reminds us that beauty lies in our differences I am a dog person but a cat owner. Well, not quite. You do not own your cat; your cat owns you!
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Ollie’s Human Grade Food Delivery Was A Hit With My Picky Golden
The thought of getting a new puppy is both thrilling and terrifying! Thankfully, these days we are not alone in our efforts to create the perfect home for our furry bundles of joy. A bit of research, and a lot of patience is all you need when raising a puppy. Some of the hardest things to manage when bringing home a new pup are:
Valerie TranPublished 19 days ago in Petlife - Supported by: Ollie
Here’s What Your Dog's Personality Is Telling You About Their Diet
Is your dog kicking around their kibble again? It’s been another crazy year and I’m incredibly lucky to have my family of two fur-babies, five kids, and hubby too. There’s one thing that’s for sure—dog’s, like children, let you know what they like to eat, except children just throw their unwanted food on the floor instead of pushing it aside.
Britney MorrowPublished 19 days ago in Petlife - Supported by: Ollie
You Shouldn’t Be The Only One Eating Healthy — Treat Your Dog To Clean Food.
Woof! My name is Mochi and I am a blue fawn French Bulldog, living in Brooklyn, New York. I was born during the pandemic in the suburbs of White Plains, I lived a sheltered life in my early days of puppyhood and yet, I quickly adjusted to my life as a city pup. When New York City started to open up, I turned into a social butterfly, always on the go to meet other city pups and their humans. I may be short, but I’ve got a huge personality to make up for my height. My weekends are packed with either dog friendly events or puppy play dates at Boris and Horton, a dog cafe in the East Village and my favorite place in all of New York City.
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23 Interesting Facts About The Scarlet Macaw
The scarlet macaw is a native of Central and South America. It has been introduced to other regions, including Mexico and the United States, but there are no established populations in those areas. The majority of these birds make their home in dense equatorial forests and require large spaces for feeding and nesting. They can also be found living near swamps, mangroves, and other wetland areas.
Fact NationPublished about 3 hours ago in Petlife24 Interesting Facts About Elephants
Introduction Elephants are the largest land animals and, arguably, one of the most intelligent animals. They can be found in Africa and Asia. Their numbers have declined significantly over recent years due to hunting, habitat loss, and poaching for their ivory tusks. There are believed to be around 500,000 African and 35,000 Asian elephants left in the world.
Fact NationPublished about 4 hours ago in PetlifeAdvice to would-be chocolate labrador owners
Getting a dog is a big commitment. Everyone knows the saying ‘A dog is not just for Christmas’. Too many people embark on this life-schanging event without doing their homework.
Carol PricePublished about 5 hours ago in Petlife
Different Wavelengths
They think they can keep me from her, but they're wrong. The very people, who I blindly used to see as my family, are trying to prevent me from being with the girl I'd give my life for. We've been in love with each other for as long as I can remember. Her name is Daisy, and the mere thought of touching her soft, dark hair again brings tears to my eyes. All I have motivating me to survive is knowing that, if I don't make it home, she'll be left alone to raise the kids. I won't let that happen.
Different Wavelengths
They think they can keep me from her, but they're wrong. The very people, who I blindly used to see as my family, are trying to prevent me from being with the girl I'd give my life for. We've been in love with each other for as long as I can remember. Her name is Daisy, and the mere thought of touching her soft, dark hair again brings tears to my eyes. All I have motivating me to survive is knowing that, if I don't make it home, she'll be left alone to raise the kids. I won't let that happen.
A Pup Named Meso
I was finally back living in my home. The one that tried killing me with a natural gas explosion and fire in 2019. This was followed by a contractor who took the insurance money and did not fully complete the job to rebuild it back to a state better than before it blew up and burned. So I was dealing with all of that along with the nationwide epidemic that was taking place in 2020. I was exhausted and running out of reasons to get up and keep fixing my home on my own. My home has been a living nightmare right from the very beginning and I was honestly over it! My children were all young adults and had moved out on their own. I had one dog die from the natural gas poisioning and two others I had to rehome due to my living situation not being safe for animals at that point in time.
Crystal RaePublished about 8 hours ago in PetlifeDo cats company as a pet results in Cancer?
Intriguing Facts About Cats From the time you awaken with a cushy heap purring all over to the time you hit the sack with that cushioned heap purring all over once more, there are a great deal of motivations to cherish our cats. Assuming you need to observe Felis catus in the entirety of its fuzzy magnificence, take a stab at sharing a portion of these 50 pieces of cat random data.
Ankit KholiyaPublished a day ago in Petlife
The Ultimate Buyer's Guide to Aquariums and Aquarium Equipment
When fish weave in and out of rocks and plants, they become more engaging and enjoyable to watch. Fish are an excellent choice for satisfying a child's desire for a pet. They are not only simple to maintain, but they will also teach your youngster the value of caring for something in order to keep it alive. In this blog, we'll go through a complete tutorial to help you with your aquarium step by step.
Tanvi PuniaPublished a day ago in Petlife
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