It’s no secret why pet parents prioritize gut health. A healthy gut can reduce symptoms of digestive upset like vomiting, diarrhea and constipation. Proper gut health will also help regulate your fur baby’s bowel movements. For these reasons, pet owners make gut health a central part of their cat’s or dog’s regimen.

Imagine driving home when an animal dashes across the street. You get out of the car to investigate and realize the animal is someone’s lost dog or cat. You’re faced with two options: Continue going about your day, or take the time to help a pet in need.

Your cat stares longingly out the window, hoping to one day explore the outside world. Pet parents often find that transitioning their cats to an indoor-outdoor lifestyle is far more enriching than keeping them cooped up in the house. A romp through the neighborhood can give your kitty some much-needed independence.

Most families have a good idea of what to do if a fire breaks out. But what about your four-legged family members? Your furry friend doesn’t know the protocol for escaping a house fire. Pets panic in the face of danger, so it’s your job to lead them to safety.

A doting parent has no shortage of pet photos to share with fellow animal lovers. If your phone is filled with pictures of Fido, you’ll be happy to know there’s a whole day dedicated to pet photoshoots! Every year, July 11th is the time to celebrate All American Pet Photo Day.

For some cat lovers, one fuzzball isn’t enough. A second addition to your family can double the love and cuddles in your life. However, you also have to consider how other pets will react to a new feline in the home. Adopting a new kitten may sound like a great idea, but not to your resident cat!

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.

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.