Dogs and Cats

Cat Toys

I Bought Weird Cat Toys From Amazon

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Half of the fun of having a cat is watching them play with certain toys. Sometimes is seems like your

Dog Apparel & Accessories

7 Cool Dog Accessories & Gadgets You Must Have

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Are you searching for the best accessories and carriers for your dog? There are literally thousands to choose from, here

Dog Training & Behavioral Aids

Dog Training Tools

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Are you struggling to train your dog? Sometimes it may feel like it’s hopeless, but training your pet can be

Cat Trees & Condos

Maine Coon cats reaction to new cat tree, tower, condo.

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Want to find that perfect roost for your cat? Check out a few of these cat trees and condos. Keeping

Dog Apparel & Accessories

Trying Out Amazon’s BEST Dog Accessories

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Have you tried putting your dog in a costume? Maybe you have had them wear neat goggles or a really

Dog Training & Behavioral Aids

Dog Training 101: How to Train ANY DOG the Basics

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Looking for a starting place in your effort to train your dog? Here are some excellent tools and tips to

Cat Toys

Testing Cat Toys On Our Cats

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One thing you can be sure of when it comes to your cat-you will never know exactly what they really

Cat Trees & Condos

Best Cat Tree (Buying Guide)

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Choosing the best cat tree for your pet can be a bit confusing. Here are some of our favorite cat

Dog Apparel & Accessories

My Dog Has A Fashion Show!

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It is almost always good to be a pet! Here are some fun ideas to dress up your dog with

Dog Training & Behavioral Aids

How to Teach The First 7 Things To Your Dog: Sit, Leave it, Come, Leash walking, Name…)

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Sit, stay, heel and come are the first commands that most people will train their dogs to respond to. Here

Cat Toys

Top 5 Best Cat Toys (We Tested Them All)

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Looking for some ideas to help you buy cat toys that your cat will actually enjoy? Check out some of

Cat Trees & Condos

SONGMICS Cat Tree Condo Review

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Cats love to climb, and they love to curl up in comfy places. A well designed cat tree and condo

Dog Apparel & Accessories

DOG CLOSET TOUR! The Latest In Dog Clothes & Accessories

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Want to have your dog look sharp while strolling down the street? A healthy, happy dog will look great in

Dog Training & Behavioral Aids

DOG TRAINING FUNDAMENTALS

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A happy dog is usually a well trained dog. Dog training can be done at home but it requires some

All About Cats And Dogs

Persian Cats

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These days, Persian felines are amongst the most popular types of cat. Well known for their sweet and gentle characters

All About Cats And Dogs

We Love Golden Retrievers

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Golden retrievers are one of the most popular types of canines today. You have actually most likely seen them in

All About Cats And Dogs

Organic And Natural Cat Food

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There is some confusion out there about which type of pet food is best for cats. More and more pet

Pets

Service Dogs And Comfort Pets

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Service dogs are dogs that are certified to assist people with disabilities and those with handicapping conditions. A service dog

All About Cats And Dogs

Have Fun With Cat Collars

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Should your cat wear a collar? Most vets recommend collars for cats for a variety of reasons. You can attach

Dog Apparel & Accessories

Choosing A Good Dog Collar

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Your dog’s collar may not be something that you have spent a lot of time thinking about, but it should

Cats may be finicky, but they do love their toys! There is a huge array of toys available for cats, sometimes you have to try quite a few to find the one that they really like.

Cat Toys

Finding The Right Cat Toy

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Cats may be finicky, but they do love their toys! There is a huge array of toys available for cats,

A litter box, also known as a litter tray, litter box, cat box, or outdoor litter tray, is an indoor/outdoor litter collection container for cats, rabbits, ferrets, chinchillas, dogs, and other domesticated animals that naturally or through prolonged training will use such a repository to dispose of their excrement and urine. Such a container has a cover which can be secured with tacks or screws and typically has a scoop that allows users to scoop out the litter, removing the hardened poop and old litter from inside. Scrubbers are not required when using an outdoor litter tray since the elements may dull the scum. The tray may also come equipped with a heat lamp just above the litter box to assist in stimulating the animals in the wild. Clumping litter, also known as hard-clumping litter or scoop clumps, consists of a finely ground material consisting of crushed walnut shells, pine shavings, and/or wood chips. Cats naturally make use of this natural material in order to satisfy their instinctual cleaning needs. Clumping litter was marketed in commercial amounts by Raggedy Earth Products Corporation since the mid-1990s, though its manufacturing process did not become entirely void of human involvement. Though most pet owners have largely switched to clumping litter over the years because of this relatively low cost, there are still some people who prefer the natural or clump form. For these individuals, there are several brands available on the market today that do not use wood or walnut shells, yet still provide the cleaning ability that cats are looking for. Silica is one such natural alternative. Cats are able to digest silica and obtain the beneficial nutrients that it provides, such as nitrogen, magnesium, iron, and silicon. Also, cats have been known to carry amoebic cysts inside of their feces, which are usually caused by an obstruction in the intestines-the reason why they are unable to ingest silica. Using a moisture free kitty litter in combination with a generous amount of organic spring water can eliminate this problem, making it easier for your cat to defecate and reduce the smell associated with solid waste. Cat odors come from the metabolic processes of the bacteria and yeasts living in your kitty's digestive tract. When they break down protein, they produce carbon dioxide and water, which often have an unpleasant smell. This process is accelerated by the presence of ketones and fatty acids (which create an unpleasant odor even if they aren't volatile). By replacing some of these volatile organic compounds with water, your kitty litter can neutralize the odor-causing compounds and greatly diminish the amount of ketones and fatty acids produced. Using a moist kitty litter combined with a generous amount of water can solve many of the odor problems associated with cat poop. So what types of other absorbent items can you find to help reduce the smell associated with your kitty's waste? There are several absorbent products that can be used in conjunction with a clay litter box. There are even kits available that are premade and which include a pre-measured clay pellet. The absorbent granules and clays included in these kits are extremely dense and effective at absorbing a wide range of liquids and substances. These kits make a very good addition to your cat's litter box. There are also several clumping cat litter products on the market today that utilize bentonite clay as the major ingredient. Bentonite clay works by creating small hollow clusters that contain granules of calcium carbonate, which are then absorbed by the cat's intestinal tract. These clumps can also be softened by adding some water, which helps them become more absorbent than any of the individual granules of clay alone. Bentonite clumping cat litter has been scientifically proven to effectively absorb a wide variety of substances, including pet urine, human urine, and various chemicals found in cleaning products and pesticides.

All About Cats And Dogs

A Little Bit Of Litter Box Info For You

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A litter box, also known as a litter tray, litter box, or cat box, is an indoor collection container for

Pets

Choosing A Dog As A Pet

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If you are ready to get a dog as a pet, it’s important that you choose the right breed for

Dog Training & Behavioral Aids

Tips For Potty Training Your Puppy

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Now that you have your puppy safely settled in your home, it’s time to start potty training. Puppies are usually

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