National Dress up for your Pet Day is observed by the pet owners and pet community each year on January 14. It was founded in 2009 by the Celebrity Pet Lifestyle Expert and Animal Behaviorist, Colleen Paige. [More]

We share a special bond, and to maintain this bond we must ensure to provide them with enough care. Here are 5 useful blog posts we made in the past year to help out all the pet owners and our furry friends. [More]

Like you, your pets look for greater things in life. If your pets could talk, this is what they would wish to do this year, ensure to keep your pets happy at any cost. They aren’t just your pets but a life-companion. [More]

A happy cat makes a happy life! Unlike canines, treating cats can be challenging as they enjoy living in their own space. However, it doesn’t mean that cats do not need a companion. You can become their great companion if you treat them right. [More]

Christmas is a festival of joy indeed, and what could be better than splurging on your favorite companions. Here are few tips to remind every pet owner how to make sure pets have a Purr-fect time this Christmas [More]

The report submitted by FDA (Food and Drug Administration) suggests that several popular brands of dog food have 70x the safe levels of vitamin D which could kill dogs. Although it is rare, it is noteworthy to understand how it can adversely affect your pets. [More]

Pets are a fun-loving and highly socializing animal. It’s time to celebrate the holiday snuggled up in a blanket with your pet and watch a heart-warming movie. [More]

Winter can be harsh on your pet’s naked paws. The cold weather, ice, snow, and cold floor can crack their paws and even peel the soft skin. Ailing paws can be a trouble for the pets. [More]

Eye boogers generally refer to a buildup of mucus in the eyes. While blinking the eyes, the eye flushes out the secretions of rheum, a watery fluid. The mucus generally accumulated in most quantity while sleeping. [More]

A recent study from Miami University and Saint Louis University revealed that pet owners have better self-esteem than the non-pet owners. They tend to be less fearful and have lesser stress level. [More]