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    Choosing the Right Microchip Company: Factors to Consider for Your Pet’s Safety

    Just as you wouldn’t entrust your home security to just any company, selecting a microchip company for your pet isn’t a decision to be taken lightly. After all, it’s more than just a piece of technology; it’s your pet’s safety line if they ever get lost. In 2019, the American Animal Hospital Association reported that microchipped dogs and cats were reunited with their owners nearly 20% more often than those without. Yet, not all microchip companies are created equal. You’ve got to consider factors such as the company’s reputation, their global coverage, quality of customer service, and additional services they might offer. So, how do you navigate this complex landscape to ensure…

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    Green Paws: A Lifestyle Blend of Sustainability and Pet Love

    Embarking on an eco-conscious lifestyle with your pets is not unlike walking through Bizzo Casino: The choices are plentiful and can be quite the gamble. Each step we take towards green living with our animal companions can feel like a roll of the dice, yet the stakes—our planet’s health—are much higher. Luckily, this is a bet that pays off for everyone involved. Choosing Earth-Friendly Pet Essentials Navigating the pet store aisles or scrolling through online selections can be as dizzying as the flashing lights of slot machines. But instead of leaving it to chance, we can deliberately seek products labeled with eco-certifications. Consider biodegradable litter for cats or durable toys made…

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    Before You Pick Up Your Puppy, Do These 4 Clever Things

    Being a puppy parent is not an easy job. Indeed, puppies need a great deal of care and attention when they are young. The good news is you can make things easier for yourself by following the advice below. Read on to find out more.  Create an exercise schedule  Before you do anything else it can be very helpful to create a puppy exercise plan. This should detail how many times you will take them out for a walk a day, as well as who has responsibility for this. Indeed, by making such a plan you can check that you have enough time to get a puppy, as not everyone…

  • Adopting An Older Dog: A Few Essential Tips for Making Their Lives Better!

    The ASPCA estimates that approximately 3.1 million dogs enter animal shelters across the country every year. These dogs come in all shapes, sizes, ages, and breeds – some get adopted while others may end up being euthanized. Unfortunately, most of these shelters only see senior dogs adopted 25% of the time versus the 60% younger dogs, and puppies that get adopted. Bringing home an older dog can be rewarding, not only for you but for the dog itself. Dogs age differently than humans do. For most of us, we take the number of years since the dog’s birth and multiply it by seven to get their approximate age. There are…

  • What Should You Do When Your Pet Isn’t Well?

      If your pet isn’t feeling well, it could be caused by a number of different things. There is not a one shoe fits all approach seeing as different animals need different levels of attention, and certain symptoms will mean something different depending on which animal you have. When you notice that your pet isn’t well, there are a couple of steps that you could take, and in this article, we’re going to be looking at them. So, if you want to find out more about this topic, keep reading down below. Love And Comfort The first thing that your pet is going to need at this time is love…