Here’s How You Can Keep Your Dog Entertained
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by Karmveer Singh
5y ago
Thanks to our busy schedules, we often miss out on playtime with our dogs or we restrict these to the weekends. But dogs, just like us, can get bored of being cooped up at home all day. Most often the dogs who are ‘always up to something naughty’ are just bored and looking for an outlet for all that energy they have. Attention seeking behaviour like excessive barking or whining and following you around the house are other signs that your dog is bored. Why is it important to keep your dog entertained? Including both physical exercise and mental stimulation to your dog’s daily routine giv ..read more
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HOW OFTEN SHOULD ONE CLEAN THEIR CAT LITTER BOX
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by Karmveer Singh
5y ago
If you are an experienced cat parent, you know the importance of litter. Did you just realize you are about to run out? Intersand Odourlock is a smart choice that cuts down litter use by 45%.  If you just got home a cat, and are wondering what we’re talking about, litter is the absorbent material that you keep in your cat’s litter box to soak up urine and hide feces. The Savic litter box will be perfect for your apartment and avoid any kind of spillage.  To ensure your cat and home stay hygienic, you should scoop the poop out of the litter box every single day and change the litter once ..read more
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BATH PREP
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by Karmveer Singh
5y ago
Before you get your pup to his bathing area, make sure you have all the equipment ready. If you don’t have a hand shower, get a mug and bucket. Keep a gentle puppy shampoo and two towels within your reach.  Some pups simply do not like water: make baths fun through the all time favourite bait – treats. Add to that his favourite squeaky toy and he may just have a change of heart.  If this is your pup’s first bath, get yourself a helping hand. Chances are your pup will wiggle and jump around to express his surprise. To avoid injury and to ensure his first bath is a pleasant experience, don ..read more
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PUPPY DENTAL CARE – START EARLY TO STOP DECAY
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by Karmveer Singh
5y ago
How many of us are guilty of completely ignoring our dog’s dental health? Unfortunately, plenty of us. The vets usually don’t bring it up so our brain automatically registers dental hygiene as unimportant.  The good news is it’s never too late to start caring about what goes on in your dog’s mouth. And if you have a puppy, you have landed on this page at the perfect time.   WHY DENTAL CARE Start your puppy’s dental hygiene process early to stay ahead of any and all problems.  If their mouth is left ignored, dogs develop tartar, which could lead to gingivitis and periodontal disease ..read more
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HOW TO CUT YOUR PUPPY’S NAILS
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by Karmveer Singh
5y ago
Most of us are apprehensive of cutting our puppy’s nails ourselves because we are afraid we might hurt them. That is a fair fear to have, but let’s not harbour it. Pet parents, you got this! – once you and your puppy get acclimated to the simple process, it will be more of a fun activity less of a task. Let’s delve deeper into this simple process:  In the beginning, let the nail cutter be hidden away in a drawer. It’s day 1 – take it easy. Start with making your pup comfortable with touch: check his ears, open his mouth like you would when trying to feed him medicine, play with his paws. Ev ..read more
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HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU BATHE YOUR PUP?
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by Karmveer Singh
5y ago
While puppies are in their mum’s care, she cleans them up by licking and grooming them. Once they have left her and reached your house, they need your help to stay clean.  Those little paws are bound to go exploring and come back covered in all sorts of scents and sights. Sometimes, instead of just the mouth, you may find all of that tiny enthusiastic body emerged in the food bowl. In such cases, a bath is a good idea. However, a spot here or a food evidence there can be easily taken care of by cleaning your pup with a warm cloth or wet wipes. FACTORS DETERMINING BATHING NEEDS Once y ..read more
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GOOD ‘OL FETCH
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by Karmveer Singh
5y ago
A lot of us assume dogs to have the fetch command in their DNA. That is a misconception. But what holds true is that any command or behavior taught at a younger age and practiced regularly goes a long way. Puppies are smart, avid learners who are keen to absorb everything their hooman makes an honest effort to teach them. And you’ll see that an exciting, active game of fetch is right up their alley.  Why Fetch Fetch is a two way street: it is a success only when both parties (you and your pet) are equally excited. Once you both are open to it, it is a world of fun and an ideal way for yo ..read more
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PUPPY SHEDDING
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by Karmveer Singh
5y ago
Pet parents will agree that every outfit is incomplete without puppy hair. While a few strands here and there are acceptable and even adorable, if you and your home are constantly covered in fur because of shedding, it is a problem. But a problem that is common to all breeds and also quite easily controllable.  WHY DO PUPPIES SHED When a puppy starts shedding depends upon its breed, but most pups start the shedding process between 4-6 months of age. They have a soft single coat of fur that is replaced by stiffer, thicker hair usually over a period of two years. A double-coated breed ..read more
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Pet Parenting in the Monsoons
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by Karmveer Singh
5y ago
For most people, the monsoons conjure up peaceful memories of warm chai and the soothing pitter-patter sounds of rain. For pet parents, however, these monsoon months have the infamous reputation for being ‘tick season’ and many prepare for it well in advance. Anti-tick and flea measures are important but there are other aspects of your pet’s lives that also need attention as the season changes:  Walks: During this season, the skies perpetually look cloudy so it may be tough to judge when it’s going to rain. To be on the safe side, slip your pet into a waterproof dog raincoat before you ..read more
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PUPPY SHEDDING
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by Karmveer Singh
5y ago
Pet parents will agree that every outfit is incomplete without puppy hair. While a few strands here and there are acceptable and even adorable, if you and your home are constantly covered in fur because of shedding, it is a problem. But a problem that is common to all breeds and also quite easily controllable.  WHY DO PUPPIES SHED When a puppy starts shedding depends upon its breed, but most pups start the shedding process between 4-6 months of age. They have a soft single coat of fur that is replaced by stiffer, thicker hair usually over a period of two years. A double-coated breed ..read more
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