Home Sweet Home

Fat cats may be cute. We all love Garfied the fat cat.

However, if a cat is too overweight, it may result in health problems such as diabetes. Oftentimes a cat may be so fat that it won’t participate in the usual fun activities for cats.

There are many reasons an indoor cat may be overweight. Keeping a cat strictly indoors often does not help with this issue, as there is less room to run and play around and fewer things to stimulate and interest a cat as there are outdoors. (more…)

Post Footer automatically generated by Add Post Footer Plugin for wordpress.

If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!

Related posts

• Applying First Aid for a Delivering Dog (0)

Childbirth is truly one of the most anticipated events in people’s lives. In fact, the expectant mothers go through a very difficult phase as they wait for the big day. How about when it comes to the female dog’s time to give birth to her young ones? Does she feel the same excitement and agony at the same time? Is it also very stressful on her part? What kind of planning must be done? As it goes, careful planning often leads to a wonderfully executed action. Without your knowledge on dog child birthing, you may not be able to apply the right kind of aid on your pet. (more…)

Post Footer automatically generated by Add Post Footer Plugin for wordpress.

Related posts

• How to help indoor cats lose weight (5)
• How Can I Potty Train My New Puppy? (2)
• 10 crucial guidelines to mull over prior to selecting an apartment (0)

Is your precious 4 legged friend more of a deliquent than a well behaved pooch? Has training gone awry and you’re going more bald with each day? I assure you that your dog is not trying to be mean, vindictive, or even a deliquent by not following house training!

Stephen King’s Cujo, was only a movie! Dogs operate on a simple thinking wave length. They do not “plot” ways to conspire against you. (more…)

Post Footer automatically generated by Add Post Footer Plugin for wordpress.

Related posts

• Keep Your Dog Off Your Furniture (0)
• 10 crucial guidelines to mull over prior to selecting an apartment (0)
• Applying First Aid for a Delivering Dog (0)

Jumping up on people and their stuff is normal dog behavior. It is part of their ingrained desire to be close to their human pack-mates. But you don’t have to allow this behavior to ruin your furniture or to get out of control.

1. If keeping your dog off one specific piece of furniture is your concern, pet supply stores sell static electricity pads and indoor containment systems that discourage your pet from occupying that spot. According to the manufacturers, the small amount of shock is aversive rather than damaging. Naturally, you should check with your vet before using such a product. (more…)

Post Footer automatically generated by Add Post Footer Plugin for wordpress.

Related posts

• Rustic Home Decor — The Return to Nature (3)
• Applying First Aid for a Delivering Dog (0)
• How Can I Potty Train My New Puppy? (2)