Separating from your spouse or partner can be a difficult process. Emotions are high and there are lots of things to consider regarding personal property, finances and other assets. Then, you must consider your family—including your pets.

During the spring and summer months, pet owners are on high alert for signs of pests like fleas and ticks. When your furry friend is spending tons of time outside, their chances of picking up a pest and bringing it home are much higher.

Music is a gift for all to enjoy. Thanks to the vast variety of musical styles and genres, there’s something for everyone to love! But have you ever wondered if dogs and cats have the same appreciation for music as we do?

As much as we would like to, we can’t take our pets with us every time we leave the house. Unfortunately, that means that your pup or cat might be hanging out at home for hours at a time as you travel from work to school to social events and, eventually, back home.

Training a dog is not as easy of a task as it sounds. Although most owners get the basics down successfully, a lot of potential training mistakes can set your dog’s progress back or prohibit it from learning cool new tricks. Unless you’re an expert, training probably doesn’t come naturally to you, and mistakes are normal. However, learning about common training mistakes and finding ways to rectify them will ultimately make training easier and more fun for both you and your pup!

Kittens are adorable, small bundles of love, and adopting one just might be one of the highlights of your life. However, they also require a lot of attention and care in order to grow up happy and healthy.

Technology has taken our world by storm. Most of us can’t live without our phones, tablets and computers from day to day because of how connected we are. But have you realized that technology has expanded to cater to our pets, too?

Dogs need regular exercise in order to maintain a healthy weight, keep their immune system strong, build muscle, burn energy and prevent boredom. Most owners take their dogs for a walk one to two times a day, but this can get boring and repetitive over time.

With so many brands and types available today, the options for kitty litter can seem overwhelming. Should you go for the cheapest option? What does the difference in particle size mean? What scents do cats like best? Your biggest question might be, “Does the type of litter I buy really matter?”