Pet Anxiety: Is pet CBD the answer? Pets, much like us, can experience anxiety. The causes range from being separated from their owners, environmental changes, and loud noises, to previous negative experiences. This stress can lead to behaviors like constant barking, restlessness, and destruction, which are cries for help from our beloved animals. In our commitment to natural pet care, we're always searching for safe, natural ways to improve our pets' health, and we offer a wide range of vitamins and supplements in our store. In recent years, one alternative remedy has gained pop ..read more

AjK Family Rescue is hosting a virtual donation drive! Help out by ordering from the supplies listed below or make a monetary donation to the organization. AjK Family Rescue is a non-profit foster based rescue, serving Central Texas and surrounding cities; AjK Family Rescue is dedicated to rescuing pets, primarily dogs left homeless in public shelters where they are at high risk of euthanasia due to pet overpopulation, those that are owner surrendered due to unforeseen or difficult circumstances, and those in danger of abuse or neglect. The Austin, Texas-based non-prof ..read more

Although felines are naturally nocturnal animals, their after-dark activity may be disrupting your sleep schedule. Whether you have a new kitten with loads of energy or an older cat that is a night owl, here are some tips on reducing nighttime activity in cats. See a veterinarian Schedule an appointment with your veterinarian to rule out any medical causes for nocturnal activity. Sleeping pattern changes could also be a side effect of your cat getting older. Checking with your vet will help you determine if there is an underlying reason for the problem. If not, consider the following strategi ..read more

Long-haired cats are known for their gorgeous coat, however, keeping your long-haired cat’s fur in pristine condition requires some maintenance. Follow these tips to keep your cat’s coat looking beautiful, silky, and full! Brush Frequently  Although cats are natural groomers, it is still very important to brush your cat regularly, about 1-2 times a week. Doing so helps avoid tangles and matting while distributing natural oils to keep your cat’s coat looking silky and smooth. Regular brushing also helps prevent hairballs. Beginning to brush your cat’s coat from a young age will get him acc ..read more

If you are an on-the-go pup parent then you need to check out these must-have pet supplies that make traveling with your dog easier. Do you need a container to hold all your pet’s treats while out on the town? The Chuckit! Treat Tote can hold one to two cups of tasty treats and is convenient for travel. It was designed to be lightweight and comes with a drawstring to ensure dog treats are secure inside. The added clip makes it easy to attach to a belt, bag or purse, so you never leave it behind when your adventures are complete.  Searching for a dog carrier to assist you during airline ..read more

From whining and chewing to pacing and going to the bathroom in the house, dogs may more than just miss you when you’re away. Check out these tips on how to help dogs with separation anxiety. Consider medications and supplements You’ll want to first consider why your dog might be acting this way. See a veterinarian to rule out any medical conditions that could be causing their behavior. Some indications may be change of ownership, routine or residence in addition to the loss of a family member and being left alone for the first time or when used to being with people. Your veterinarian may sug ..read more

Most experts agree you should bathe your dog at least once a month. Yet how can we follow these guidelines when there are so many factors that contribute to a bathing schedule? Your dog’s activity level, breed, hair length, skin and the season all play important roles in deciding the frequency of bathing.    Breed Dog breeds with an oily coat such as a Labrador Retriever, Doberman Pinscher, or Newfoundland, will need more baths than the average dog. When you balance this with how often they are outside you might consider creating a schedule for how much time they spend out before the ..read more

A Big Move Affects Us All Moving is a very stressful task for everyone, including your dogs or cats. Getting pets acclimated to a new environment can be daunting but not impossible! Here are some tips and tricks to make your new house feel like home for Fido and Spot. Save Their Favs During a big move we often find ourselves throwing out the old to prepare for new. This includes getting rid of old furniture, toys, blankets, and other items you don’t use on a regular basis. Instead, try to keep as many of your pet’s favorite items to help them adjust faster and easier. Like humans, pets tend t ..read more

Did you know that the majority of cats and dogs don't get enough moisture in their diet? Compared to your pet's natural diet, processed pet food is low in moisture and tough on kidneys, skin, fur, and overall health. If you've been considering adopting a whole food approach for your companion animals, take a closer look at some of the key ingredients in a raw pet food diet. Bone broth and goat milk provide essential hydration for cats and dogs, especially during the warmer months. Whether you feed these products as supplements or as part of a holistic dog or cat food regimen, the benefits of a ..read more

Having a hard time naming the new addition to the family? Ever wondered how pet owners come up with clever names for their furry friends? Naming your dog, hamster, cat or fish is a vital point in your relationship. It establishes character and foster a bond. Here are some things to consider while deciding the best name for your new pet: Physical Characteristics One of the most common ways to name your pet is to base it off physical appearance. Names like Spot, Tiger, Patches, and Whiskers are fun ways to identify your pet. While there are many common names under this category, it is exciting ..read more