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Exotic Pet Enrichment: Keeping Intelligent Animals Engaged and Happy
Exotic pets are some of the most unique animals you can care for. Keeping these pets is a rewarding experience with its own unique challenges. It is vital to provide them with physical and mental stimulation. Many exotic pets, from parrots to reptiles and small...
10 Pet-Safe Thanksgiving Foods to Share with Your Furry Friends This Holiday
Our holiday season is approaching, and Thanksgiving is a time of indulgence for many of us. It’s tempting to let our furry friends in on the feast. However, not all Thanksgiving treats are safe for pets. Some common holiday foods can cause digestive problems or...
Allergies in Pets: How to Differentiate Between Food and Seasonal Allergies
As pet owners, we always want the best for our four-legged companions. However, like humans, pets can suffer from allergies that affect their health, comfort and well-being. The two most common types of allergies in pets are food allergies and seasonal allergies....
Understanding Your Cat’s Body Language: What the Tail, Ears, and Purr Mean
Cats may seem mysterious, but they are actually highly communicative creatures once you learn to understand their body language. Whether it's the twitch of a tail, the flick of an ear, or the soothing sound of a purr, your cat is constantly sending you messages....
Preventing Paw Pad Burns: Hot Weather Dog Walking Tips
As the summer sun blazes down on the Newark, Delaware area, it's essential to take extra precautions to keep our furry friends safe and comfortable. One of the most significant concerns during the hot months is the risk of paw pad burns. Just like how we can’t walk...
Preparing Your Pet for Flea and Tick Season
As the weather warms up, flea and tick season is upon us. For pet owners, this time of year can be particularly challenging. Fleas and ticks not only cause discomfort to cats and dogs but can also lead to serious health issues if not properly managed. In this blog,...