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Need to Stop the Begging?

Begging at the table is a behavior most often encouraged, unintentionally, by the pet owner. It’s easy to sympathize with that pleading look and offer a small taste of your sandwich, a nibble of chicken, or a sliver of dessert. But while it might seem harmless in the moment, letting your dog beg reinforces a […]




Why Do Dogs Eat Poop?

If your dog has the unpleasant habit of eating poop, you’re not alone. This behavior, known as coprophagia, is more common than most people realize. According to the American Kennel Club (AKC), about one in four dogs have been observed eating feces at least once. What causes it? While it’s definitely gross to us, there […]




When Cats Don’t Use the Litter Box

Cats make wonderful companions — playful, independent, affectionate, and conveniently house-trained. One of their greatest advantages is that they don’t need to go outside to eliminate. However, even the most devoted cat owners occasionally face one frustrating problem: inappropriate elimination. This is one of the most common behavioral issues in cats and a leading reason […]




Location is Important

Believe it or not, deciding where to place the litter box is a significant facet of feline parenthood. Just like with real estate, location is crucial. The wrong location can cause your cat to develop inappropriate elimination, one of the most common reasons cats are surrendered to shelters.               Here are a few tips on […]




Recognizing and Responding to Hypothermia in Pets

Cold weather brings extra dangers for our furry companions, and one of the most serious is hypothermia. This occurs when a pet’s body temperature drops below the healthy range, generally around 100.5–102.5°F for most cats and dogs. If left untreated, hypothermia can lead to severe health issues, including heart and respiratory problems, organ failure, and […]






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