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How to Safely Introduce Young Kids to Old Dogs

1 week ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

NEW! by Mary Simpson (IC: ) (photo credit: Skydive Erick / shutterstock.com)Whether you share space with an older dog or have chosen to adopt a senior pet (congrats, on that!), introducing kids to your pooch for the first time isn’t as easy as opening the front door and declaring “he loves everybody”. Because when it comes to new experiences, not all dogs react in a positive manner.
How to Tell If Your Dog is

1 week ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

There are numerous self-help books on the market that share advice on mental health and how to make your life a happier one. And while we seem to understand the minutiae of what makes humans tick, are we equally in tune with our four-legged buddies? Do we know what makes them happy? Of course, at the moment, treats, walks, and belly rubs will always do the trick. But how do we know if, on a general day-to-day level, they’re, well… contented happy?
How To Stop You Cat From Catching Wildlife

1 week ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

(photo credit: Klimek Pavol / shutterstock.com)Those of us with indoor cats and a deck or backyard will almost certainly find it hard to curtail our feline’s natural desire to sit outside, take in some sun, and chase every leaf that blows or flutters. Mine are content to remain in their backyard and imagine they could actually catch the squirrels and birds that float in and out of their world. They couldn’t if they tried but the problem is, that once upon a time they could.
Ice Bucket Challenge for Dogs? Not Funny and Not Safe

1 week ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

Back in 2014, the world was swept up in something called the Ice Bucket Challenge that launched in support of ALS awareness. While the philanthropic side of the challenge was certainly the important part, the fun of being able to willingly dump a bucket of ice-filled water over our heads while calling out friends and family to do the same, turned the challenge, viral. Fast forward and a new trend has emerged that isn’t quite so philanthropic… or well-intentioned.
Shelters Seeking Fosters - Could You Help Raise a Newborn Kitten?

1 week ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

Spring is in the air and when feral cats (or even house cats who’ve not yet been spayed) get in the family way, shelters can easily become overrun. So, let’s talk about the urgent need for shelters to find fosters this time of year… But first, let’s look at why it’s important to have your female feline spayed. For anyone who’s hesitating to spay or neuter their cat, there are several reasons why holding off can be the worst pet-related decision you’ve ever made.
The Best Hacks for Getting a Sick Dog to Eat

2 weeks ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

(photo credit: Javier Brosch / shutterstock.com)Just like humans, our pets can be off their food and inclined to not eat or drink when they’re feeling sick. But while we know the importance of “plenty of fluids” when ailments linger, our furry sidekicks don’t. And that’s when we need to start monitoring the situation and be prepared to step in to kick-start the eating process if it doesn’t resolve itself.
Sound Bathing For Dogs is a Thing

2 weeks ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

If you’ve never heard of a sound bath before, it’s akin to meditation in that it promotes a sense of calm and relaxation… but with no work on your part. No need to clear your mind or do deep breathing, you simply find a quiet space, lay flat on your back and let the vibration of the sounds immerse you. Now, those sounds are not created by simply turning up the speaker volume and having your favorite tunes bouncing off the walls.
Its True! Some Cats Purr More Than Others

3 weeks ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

For those who live with felines, not much is more satisfying than hearing our cat purring contentedly while curled up beside you. Now, that’s not always down to her being a happy little camper. In fact, cats often purr when stressed or frightened.
Let's Swap Out the Dread Dog Cone With Something Comfortable!

3 weeks ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

(photo credit: loflo69 / shutterstock.com)Whether your pet is returning from the vet’s office after a minor snip-snip or a major surgery, odds are that you’ve been told not to let them lick, scratch, or fret over the wound. Now, although dog saliva does contain histatins that act as a mild antibacterial and many think it helps expedite wound healing, studies have shown that’s not necessarily the case.
Dog Stick Libraries... They Really Are a Thing

3 weeks ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

We’ve all seen those cute, nook-style book libraries that pop up throughout our neighbourhoods. They typically work off the concept “take a book, leave a book” and that motto seems to be sufficient to keep the cubby well-stocked with paperbacks and other reading material. All of this is designed to make it super simple for readers to pick up and enjoy a good book from time to time. Well, a stick library operates around the same concept. But it’s for dogs. And it’s sticks.