Easter is a super fun time, isn’t it? We get to munch on yummy chocolates, go on exciting egg hunts, decorate our homes, and eat lots of delicious food. But guess what? While we’re having all this fun, some of these Easter traditions might not be so great for our adorable kitty friends. We definitely […]
We’re deep in the woes of winter – and there don’t seem to be any signs of warmer weather on the way just yet! That said, just because they’re wearing those gorgeous fur coats, doesn’t mean cats and dogs are immune to the ice, snow, and frigid temps that come along with winter weather. Healthy Paws
Independence Day, the 4th of July, is a day of fun-filled family cookouts, barbecues, swimming, and good-times. But, because of noisy fireworks and rambunctious houseguests, it’s also one of the most traumatic and dangerous days of the year for our cats. Here are some tips to help keep your feline friend safe during the 4th
Easter can be a fun holiday for your entire family and of course that includes the cat, too! However, because there are a few extra potential hazards and likely sources of stress for our four-legged best friends during this festive day, it’s important that you keep them safe. To have only the happiest of Easters
I’m sure you’ve noticed cats are very curious little creatures. Even my “senior” cats have occasionally been found lounging atop a high stack of boxes in a closet or eating something mysterious underneath the couch. Younger cats aren’t the only ones who require precautions. When it comes to safety it’s important to start early and
