My cat is vomiting after changing his diet unfortunately,she is 8 month old,please guide me although i changed its diet to older one 3 posts - 3 participants Read full topic ..read more

It’s that time of year again for those celebrating Easter when extra treats and yummy food are likely to be present. Who doesn’t love some additional chocolate and treats! You might have seen our helpful vet-approved blog in our recent newsletter Easter Safety Tips for Pets Even if you don’t participate in the Easter festivities knowing what pets can and can’t eat as a sitter and pet owner is super important any time of the year. Have you had any experiences with pets eating what they should not? How did you handle that? Do you have any tips for stopping pets from getting into things that ..read more

Elvis loves his ball so much he sometimes falls asleep with it in his mouth. 5 posts - 5 participants Read full topic ..read more

I’m not talking about cat’s not using the box. I’m talking to you owners: Have you thought about the arm strength it takes to scrape off Dr Elsey’s? Or how often the non-clumpable needs a box change or the sheer weight of clay litter? So I just got back from a very fun sit and I’ve got nothing bad to say about it at all, but I do wish they used something other than the clumpiest of clays – Dr Elsey. I think it’s popular with people who have rescue cats, possibly recommended by vets for cats that were never well-trained or had some medical issue that threw them off. I get it. I used the stuff m ..read more

American Kennel Club Most Popular Dog Breeds of 2023 - American Kennel Club The AKC uses registration data to collect the most popular breeds of the past year, and for the first time in history, the French Bulldog takes the #1 spot 4 posts - 3 participants Read full topic ..read more

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I just read on Britannica that yesterday, 13th March, was K9 Veteran Day: ‘The Dogs of War’. This is quite a nice story about a rescue called Sergeant Stubby, that played an important role in WW1: Sergeant Stubby | World War I Service, Heroism, Mascot, & Biography | Britannica Stubby soon moved beyond his role as mascot to become an important asset to the troops in battle. He survived being wounded from exposure to mustard gas, recovering in a field hospital. After that exposure, Stubby was able to detect even small amounts of poisonous gas. When his division was under a gas attack, Stubby ..read more

I have the sweetest company in my home office as I’m working on our listing and updating the welcome guide- Spot is the most ridiculously gentle soft-hearted Springer you ever met and he and his adopted daughter Isis sleep together every night and a lot of the day too. (Isis is named after the goddess not the terrorists! Perhaps an unwise naming decision in retrospect but my kids were going through an Egyptian phase at the time!) Spot woke up briefly when I took the picture- the white blur is his tail wagging! Isis is fortunately still sleepy or she would pounce on it and kill it. This is a fr ..read more

Share a little Pawsitivity and a selfie with your new best furiends ‍:black_large_square: I’ll start, yesterday I treated my self to updated highlights then Leo happily posed with me for a selfie. 7 posts - 4 participants Read full topic ..read more

Hi everyone, I have a male cat and generally he is in door cat. There is a vast garden in front of my garden and sometimes he goes there. But recently I have been noticing that one outsider cat enters to my garden and he targeted my Dodo to provoke him. Sometimes he destroy some plants and saplings. I dont know how to relief from this irritating situation. Could anyone please help? (edited by Forum team to clarify post title ) 3 posts - 2 participants Read full topic ..read more