When considering whether or not their long-distance relationship will work, many people wonder if the old adage is true: “absence makes love grow.” Or is it more exactly “out of sight, out of mind”? The answer to that question is usually found in the heart of each partner. First, consider how your partner acts when… Continue reading
Category: Pets
Keeping your cats happy and loving
Cats can be very loving animals if they are treated correctly. They can also get angry, pout, play games, and generally get along with everyone. But if you don’t pay attention to them, they can also feel lonely. Here are some tips to keep your cat happy: 1. Toys: Replace old toys from time to… Continue reading
Fortekor – Taking care of your pets
If you look at the history of man, you will see that at all points, man has had the company of an animal, sometimes for protection, sometimes for transportation, or sometimes for day-to-day tasks. Today, we find them as pets that can be a dog, a cat, a fish, a bird, and sometimes a mouse.… Continue reading
Thyroid and Anal Gland Disease in Cats: What You Need to Know About It
Hyperthyroidism, the overproduction of thyroid hormone, is not uncommon in older felines. In fact, it is the most common endocrine problem in cats. Environmental, nutritional, and immune factors are believed to contribute to the development of tumors that stimulate the thyroid glands to secrete too much thyroid hormone. Although the symptoms of hyperthyroidism vary from… Continue reading
Grapes, Nuts, and Your Dog’s Health: Foods Fido Should Avoid
“Magoo was a big, playful labrador retriever who often got into difficult situations …” So begins a story in the latest ASPCA report about foods that can be toxic to dogs. Turns out Magoo crawled into the pantry and snagged about a pound of raisins. He ate it all, of course. The ASPCA never mentions… Continue reading
Why Beagles Make Great Pets
If you are considering getting a dog for your family, I highly recommend that you consider acquiring a beagle. I have been raising beagles for over thirteen years and I really enjoy teaching people about beagle puppies and adult beagles. Beagles make great family pets because they are one of the calmest dog breeds, they… Continue reading
A senior dog health management: rich diet, exercise, vet check-ups and supplements
As humans, your dog also ages and is relatively earlier than humans. With age, numerous health problems arise in your dog, such as deterioration of the skin and coat, loss of muscle mass, digestion problems, obesity, arthritis, dental problems, and decreased ability to fight infection. However, large dogs experience age-related changes earlier compared to smaller… Continue reading
Is my dog the right weight? Find out if you have a ‘thick jumpsuit’ or a ‘twiggy’ in your house
How do you know if you have an overweight or underweight dog? It can be a complex question for the average dog owner. Similar to human bodies, dogs come in all shapes and sizes, from short and plump, long and slender, to square bodies and legs. Guessing the correct weight for each frame can be… Continue reading
Why do cats knead? An explanation of evolutionary behavior
Have you ever observed your cat “walk” in one place, using alternate legs to press down while in a deep trance state? This is called “kneading” and there are several reasons that cats engage in this seemingly strange behavior. Some cats like to knead in layers, blankets, or beds, while others like to knead on… Continue reading
Looking for affordable pet insurance? Key questions to ask before buying
Finding cheap pet insurance can be a great job if you don’t know what to look for. There are a number of options and finding the best pet insurance is easy if you know the right questions. Without pet health insurance, you won’t be protected if something unforeseen happens to your precious pet. Key questions… Continue reading