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Pets and Animals/Pet Food and Supplies

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  • 1 week ago | kinship.com | Laura Bradley

    So, you’ve had a terrible day. You’ve barely slept, because you’ve been too busy catering to the whims of a tiny dictator who also happens to be your baby. The infant never sleeps for more than a couple hours, and so you don’t, either. Your clothes are covered in god knows what, your hair has not been washed in who knows how long, and you’re just about to text your partner to ask if they’ve left work yet when you smell it — the earthy, pungent odor of a... revenge poop.

  • 1 week ago | kinship.com | Kate Mooney

    If you’ve ever lost a pet, they’ve likely turned up in your dreams, even long after they’ve died. Seeing your beloved dog or cat again, if only briefly, can feel like a special treat, a way to extend your time together. Even when you wake up the next morning and recall they’re still gone, the nightly encounter can serve as a small antidote to your loss.

  • 2 weeks ago | kinship.com | Sassafras Lowrey

    For many of us, dogs are the best part of social media. If I’m honest, they are the only reason worth staying online these days. But there can be a much darker side to our internet obsession — even the one that is all about our pets. Have you seen the new TikTok challenge where dog parents pretend to get kidnapped to see if their pups will save them or just keep on eating their treats instead?

  • 2 weeks ago | kinship.com | Bartley Harrison

    A dog’s whiskers can add a lot of personality to their face. These stiff hairs will perk up during times of excitement and lay flat to show fear. But do dogs really use their whiskers? Can you cut a dog's whiskers off without causing problems? Dog whiskers are important sensory tools and do much more than convey emotions, so they should never be cut without good cause. Navigating life with a new pet? Head to littleKin!littleKin™ is Kinship’s home just for puppy and kitten parents.

  • 2 weeks ago | kinship.com | Avery Felman

    For pet parents, the spread, removal, and prevention of fleas and ticks should be top of mind as the summer days start to heat up. While most indoor cats tend to be safe from these nuisances (provided that they live in a single pet household or all fellow cat residents are indoor), there’s a huge margin of error when it comes to calculating which pets require preventatives and how often to give them in order to ward off these pests.

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