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Why Cat Boarding Is Often Better Than A Cat Sitter

You may want the personalized experience of having someone come to care for your cat. A cat sitter will give your cat personal attention while you are away and your cat will be allowed to remain in surroundings that it is familiar with. However, there are still some reasons for why it may be a better idea to put your cat in a cat boarding facility. Cat Boarding Is Cat-Friendly Read More 

Are Those Flakes Of Skin… Moving? A Guide To Walking Dandruff In Cats

Flakes of skin are yucky enough as it is. When you look at your cat and see what appear to be pieces of loose skin moving or wiggling, that can be downright creepy! If you're having this issue, rest assured that your cat is not possessed, and you're not dreaming. Rather, your cat is suffering from an infestation with a specific type of mite called Cheyletiella. The condition is often known as " Read More 

3 Nutritional Supplements You May Eventually Need For Your Aging Beagle Hound

Beagle hounds are a naturally popular dog breed choice for several reasons—one of which is the fact that they are generally healthy dogs, even well beyond their youthful years. However, as your prized pooch starts to get a little grey around the collar, you can start to see some signs of health issues come up. While most of these problems are fairly mild, it is a good idea to know what you can do to help your older dog feel better. Read More 

3 Reasons To Have Your Dog Euthanized At Home

It is never an easy decision to decide to have your pet euthanized. However, in some cases, it can truly seem like the only option, such as if a beloved pet is dealing with a crippling illness or injury. If you have chosen to have your pet euthanized, you might have thought about taking it to a local veterinarian's office for treatment. However, there is another option that you may want to think about -- using an in-home pet euthanasia service. Read More 

Cat Cremation: Choosing An Urn For Your Beloved Pet

Losing a pet can be emotional, but giving your cat a proper sendoff with a memorial service and cremation can help to provide the comfort you need in your grief. Cat owners have plenty of options when it comes to urns for cat cremains. Here are a few options you can consider to honor the memory of your furry family member. Keepsake Music Boxes Keepsake music boxes offer a unique way to store your cat's ashes. Read More