Pet Blog


First, dogs aren’t going to dive nose-first into the foul odors and waste. Our animals provide some tells before they decide if a stink is the right stink. Your dog might sniff around more than usual. This indicates some stench, or other smells, have caught the dog's full attention. Scent-rolling is possibly imminent.

People have observed one cat purring at another injured cat, almost acting as purr-therapist of sorts. It’s their way of consoling one another much like the way humans hug or talk to each other. It’s one kitty helping another kitty out. Paging Dr. Meow!

Anyone who takes their dog outside to use the bathroom sees this bizarre behavior regularly. If you’re wondering why your dog stares at you when they poop, we’re going to break down the different answers in detail.

Move over kiddos; hide and seek is no longer just a game for kids. Dogs of all ages love to play hide and seek. It excites their animal instincts, piques their curiosity, and stimulates their minds. 

“Happy pet, happy life.” While this doesn’t rhyme like the more popular Happy Wife, Happy Life cliché, it still couldn’t be more accurate. If your cat is a happy camper, life is better for everyone. 

Get the vibe your cat might be allergic to exercise? Ever find yourself continually nudging your pudgy bundle of joy to try and get them to run around? Good news, you’re not alone! 

Walks can be an exciting time for pets and for owners! When else do you get the opportunity to build silly memories as you watch your pet interact with the world around them?