Cats don’t visit the water bowl very often. It’s in their nature to survive on very little water, which mostly comes from birds and rodents in the wild. But your precious fur baby doesn’t have to fend for itself. Domestic cats have loving pet parents who will tend to their every need, which includes making sure they drink enough water.

Summer holidays always catch pets by surprise. Every year, the bright flash of fireworks makes fur babies flee to their hiding spots. Thanks to the festivities of July 4th, pet parents have become well aware of how external factors affect their furry companion’s mental health.

Stress and anxiety are easy to spot in dogs. They become afflicted with tummy troubles and the insatiable urge to chew up the entire house. Despite these warning signs, pet parents commonly misbelieve that stress doesn’t affect their dog’s physical health. But diarrhea isn’t the only problem—anxious pups are more likely to contract diseases and suffer from malnutrition.

Destructive chewing is an unfortunate side effect of dog anxiety. Leave the room for a brief moment, and your stressed pup might seize the opportunity to shred your throw pillows! This unwanted behavior isn’t just frustrating for pet parents. Your home is filled with choking hazards your dog can’t wait to put between their jaws.

The summer brings lots of cherished festivities—swimming, picnics, barbecues and, unfortunately, fireworks. Every year, pet parents forget about the impact of fireworks until they see a little fuzzball shivering under the couch. People might be fascinated by the colorful displays, but to a cat, fireworks are downright terrifying.

Probiotics have long been praised for their ability to boost healthy digestion among humans. After experiencing the health benefits for themselves, pet parents have started to wonder if probiotics can alleviate digestive upset in their feline friends, as well. Cats are no strangers to vomiting and constipation, and it’s only natural that pet parents want to help.

Researchers still aren’t entirely sure what causes pet cancer. While the exact cause remains unknown, they do know that certain factors can increase a pet’s risk for cancer as they age. One crucial factor is the toxic load placed on your pet every single day.

Nutritional needs change throughout a pet’s life. Pet parents have to adjust their cat’s or dog’s diet to accommodate those needs. However, switching up their diet is a bit more complicated than pouring a new formula into the food bowl.

The day you’ve been waiting for is almost here. June 24th is Take Your Dog to Work Day! This is a chance for pet parents to share their dog’s love with everyone at the office. Nothing breaks up the monotony of work better than seeing a fluffball curl up at your feet.