Comforting a friend who recently lost a pet is never easy and could take longer or shorter, depending on the individual. During this time of their life, they’ll need support from you to ease the pain and grief. Choosing to make yourself available to your friend when they need you is meaningful enough, but there are other ways you can be there for them during this transition.

Pets add so much joy to our lives. They provide us with unconditional love. Dogs are famously loyal and like sticking by your side whenever possible. While cats tend to have an independent streak, it’s always heartwarming when you earn their affection.

If there’s one thing many pets have in common, it’s to spend their time outdoors. Whether they’re exploring the yard or lounging in the shade of the trees, being outside is a way for them to connect with their roots.

However, you noticed your pets aren’t enjoying the outdoors as they should. They probably go outside to relieve themselves and then immediately return to the door to come back inside. So, let’s make yard improvements to allow your pets to enjoy the outdoors more.

If you have a dog or cat allergy, you’re not alone! Many people around the world wish they could cuddle with a fluffy dog or cat and can’t due to their allergies. However, even if you have an allergy to fur, you can still be a pet parent. Instead of spending every morning and night going through your pet-allergy relief routine, you can cuddle with hypoallergenic animals! Here are some of the best pets for those who are allergic to fur.

Humans and pets alike make messes, but your furry friend can’t clean up when they’ve had an accident on the floor. It’s your job as a pet owner to keep your pet happy and healthy and care for the environment they live in.

Having a dog can be a gratifying experience, but it’s hard to keep them entertained all the time. For many dog owners, this means coming up with creative ideas for having fun and getting some exercise. Here are some fun things to do with your dog year-round.