As a cat owner, there are certain tasks we complete out of love for our feline companion--but prefer to avoid. One of those tasks is the dreaded cleaning of the litter box.
This post was written by our friend Melissa R. Shyan Norwalt, Ph.D., CAAB
Adopting a puppy is one of life's greatest moments, regardless of age.
Cats sneeze a lot. 99% of the time, when your cat randomly sneezes, it's because they got a bit of fluff up their nose, just like when we sneeze. It's not a big deal.
It's happened countless times to every owner of a shedding dog. You vacuum and dust your entire house, only to see dog hair accumulating on your freshly-swept floors, vacuumed furniture, and dusted surfaces five minutes later.
Your dog or cat is an important member of your family. They provide unconditional love and are there for us on our best and worst days. Feeding them a high-quality diet that meets their nutritional needs is an essential step in showing them the same love they give you.
Cats are glorious creatures—motion optimized, aesthetically pleasing, warm, fuzzy, and purring. Could you ask for a more perfect pet? Cats have only one major design flaw—they were designed with a poorly functioning elimination system.
Our pets communicate with us all the time; we just need to know what to listen for.
