Angela Vuckovic
Contributing Editor at PetGuide.com
Writer at Freelance
Freelance pet writer. Certified bookworm. Transforms caffeine into awesome content. Proud momma to 7 dogs and 9 cats. Scribbling for @PetGuideTweets
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2 weeks ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
You’re giving attention to a new puppy, petting the neighbor’s dog, or maybe even cuddling a baby - and suddenly, your own dog pushes in, whines, or wedges themselves between you and the “intruder.” It definitely feels like jealousy. But is it? Can dogs actually get jealous? The short answer: Yes - sort of. While dogs don’t experience jealousy in quite the same way humans do, they can show possessive, competitive, or attention-seeking behaviors that look a lot like it. Let’s break it down.
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2 weeks ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
You might have noticed your dog waiting by the door just before you get home, or staring at their food bowl exactly when dinner should be served. It’s almost as if they can read the clock - but can dogs really tell time? Well, not exactly in the way humans do. Dogs can’t glance at a wall clock or count the hours, but they do have an impressive sense of timing - one that’s rooted in routine, body rhythms, and environmental cues.
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2 weeks ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
What Should I Do if My Dog Won't Stop Coughing? Imagine waking up in the middle of the night to the sound of your dog’s persistent coughing. It’s a scenario that no pet parent wants to face, one that can bring panic and stress.
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2 weeks ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
Signs of a content hamster include:Regular wheel runningTunneling through beddingClimbing or exploring enrichment itemsIf your hamster seems unusually lethargic or stays in their hideout for long periods, it could signal boredom, stress, or illness - and it’s worth keeping an eye on. 2. They Have a Healthy AppetiteA hamster with a healthy appetite is usually a happy one.
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2 weeks ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
Welcoming a kitten into your home is a joyful, heartwarming experience - and the start of a lifelong bond. But along with the cuddles and playtime, your new feline friend needs a solid foundation of care. One of the most important steps? Vaccinations. Vaccines are essential to protecting your kitten from serious - and sometimes life-threatening - illnesses. They play a vital role in keeping your pet healthy and also help prevent the spread of disease to other cats.
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