What The Pet Dogs In Meghan And Harry's Christmas Card Reveal About Their Family
You can tell a lot about a family by their choice of dog, and in the case of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, it's that they don't mind being playful.
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How Often Do Dogs Need Their Nails Trimmed?
Keeping your dog's nails healthy means giving them regular clippings. However, some breeds require more frequent trims than others.
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The Pool Noodle Hack That Will Save Your Dog From The Dreaded Cone Of Shame
The cone of shame notoriously comes with complications and discomfort, but with a pool noodle and a few minutes, you can create a brilliant alternative.
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Should You Allow Your Dog To Jump On Furniture?
Your dog hopping on the couch might seem like ordinary, playful behavior, but it comes with some risk -- and we're not just talking about to your upholstery.
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An Unexpected Item May Comfort Your Dog's Travel Anxiety
Taking your dog on a road trip can be a stressful experience. However, you can ease their nerves by wrapping them in something that reminds them of home.
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Here's How To Prep Your Home Before You Get A Dog
From stocking up on kibble and pet-safe products to adding protection to your couch, here's how to get your home ready for a new dog.
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The Home Remedy That Alleviates Your Dog's Itchy Skin
If you want an anti-itch remedy for your dog that's free from chemicals and won't break the bank, look no further than your kitchen cabinets.
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These Symptoms Are Warning Signs That Your Dog Has Allergies (And How To Help Them)
Just like humans, many dogs are allergic to pollen, dust, mites, and more. Here are some signs they're having a reaction and what you can do about it.
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What Is The Average Cost Of Spaying Or Neutering Your Pet At The Vet?
Having your pet spayed or neutered is important for ensuring their long-term health. However, depending on where you go for the service, the cost can add up.
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At What Point Should You Throw Your Dog's Favorite Toy Away?
As much as your pup may hate it, that squeaky ball they've been chewing isn't meant to last forever. Here's when it's time to say goodbye to their favorite toy.
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This City In Texas Is One Of The Best For Vacationing With Your Dog
If you're looking for a great warm-weather destination to take your canine companion, look no further than this capital city.
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Why Your Cat's Rear End Smells Fishy (And What To Do About It)
Normally, cats are great at keeping themselves clean. But sometimes certain health issues can cause a fishy stench to come from their behind.
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What Is Flea Dirt And What Can You Do About It?
Nope, that lifeless black speck on your pup's fur isn't a dead flea. It's flea dirt! Here's what you can do to treat and prevent this occurrence.
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Will Motion-Activated Deterrents Really Keep Cats Off Kitchen Counters? Owners Weigh In
Examine the pros and cons before investing in an expensive motion-activated spray deterrent to encourage your cat to stay away from the kitchen counters.
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Flying With Your Cat? Here's What You Should Know
Air travel with your feline friend isn't an easy feat. However, with some careful preparation, you can make the process smooth for both of you.
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The Heartbreaking Death Of ESPN Analyst Kirk Herbstreit's Internet Famous Dog Ben
It wasn't game day without Ben, the ultimate football fan and good boy.
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The Succulent That's Dangerous For Any Dog Owner To Have In Their Home
Succulents offer many benefits, but some contain chemicals that can cause serious harm if your dog (or cat) eats even a small amount of the plant.
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Questions To Ask Your Pet Sitter Before Giving Them The Job
Leaving your beloved pets with a relative stranger for hours or days at a time can be a stressful. Ask these questions to help ensure they're in good hands.
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The Hidden Costs Of Caring For A Pet (And How To Save On These Common Expenses)
While it costs money to own a pet under all circumstances, some unexpected expenses can catch owners unawares and put them in a tight financial spot.
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Don't Give Cats These 5 Foods Or You'll Regret It
While it can be tempting to share your meals with your feline friend, you should be careful about what human foods you feed your cat to avoid health issues.
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This Adorable Dog Nail Trimming Hack Proves How Far Pet Parents Will Go (Even If It Doesn't Work)
A dog parent came up with a creative way to convince her Doberman that getting his nails trimmed isn't so bad, and it might be worth giving it a shot yourself.
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Can You Spay A Pregnant Cat? Here's What You Need To Know
Many know that a cat can be spayed to prevent any future pregnancies, but can this procedure be done when a feline already has a litter on the way?
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My Dog Keeps Chewing My Other Dog's Collar
A dog may chew on another dog's collar for a variety of reasons. No matter the cause, you should stop this behavior for the safety of both canines.
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How Fast Do Cichlids Grow?
Cichlids grow at varying rates depending on their species and even sex, but we've got everything you need to know to estimate and optimize your fish's growth.
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How To Tell If A Kitten Will Have Long Hair
Here, we take a look at a few key ways to tell whether a kitten will grow up to have long hair - both before it's born and once it's alive and mewing.
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Spices That Deter Cats
When you need to stop a cat from hanging out in certain places or disrupting your belongings, look no further than your kitchen's spice cabinet.
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How To Tell If Your Dwarf Hamster Is Dying
Compared to cats and dogs, dwarf hamsters live for a much shorter span of time. These behavioral and physical changes may mean your pet is near death.
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