A Sitting For a Cause Blog Featuring All Things Pet-Related
Whether you just got your pet or you’ve had it a long time, it’s important to make sure you’re feeding it right. I don’t know if you’ve heard about the dog who turned out to not to be vegetarian, but basically a woman claimed her dog was a vegetarian and the dog embarrassed her by eating meat on live television. […]
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If dogs have one thing mastered, it’s the art of begging. They each have their own perfected version of puppy dog eyes and whines that make our hearts melt. While every owner is different when it comes to giving their dog human food, it leaves the question: what foods are actually okay for our dogs to eat? We toss down […]
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Pets are one of the most important parts of our lives, but what happens when they get sick? We frantically worry about what they may pick up in their short time with us, and when they do get ill, we depend on the vet to fill us in on what went wrong. Sometimes, we catch the infection in time. Sometimes, […]
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When adding a pet to your family, you sign up for the responsibility of all their needs. One of the biggest responsibilities that is often neglected can be exercise. Although we would love to cling to our air-conditioned homes during the hot summer months, sometimes we must get outside for the sake of our dogs. However, watch out for those […]
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Just like humans, dogs and cats can get sick and need regular health checkups. Sometimes these visits can be very expensive. Some pet parents have turned to pet insurance to help with the medical costs of owning a pet. Here’s the lowdown on pet insurance to help you decide whether or not you want to invest in it! What is […]
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As pet owners, we are always looking for ways to celebrate our pets and raise awareness for pet concerns. The month of April has several ways we can do that, from promoting pet health, to adopting a new pet, and everything in between. 1. National Adopt a Greyhound Month This promotes adoptions for former racing Greyhounds. Racing Greyhounds spend their […]
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Now that spring is here, many people will begin refreshing their yards and gardens with new plants or choose to bring a little of the outdoors in to liven their living space. People pick plants for decorative or beneficial purposes, not always knowing the harm these plants can cause to their beloved pet. What plants can be harmful for my […]
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Everyone is susceptible to kidney stones, including our beloved canines. We all know how painful kidney stones and urinary tract infections are in humans, and can only imagine a similar pain dogs experience and how much vet bills cost. Understanding Kidney Stones Firstly, it is important to understand what kidney stones are, how they grow, the different types, as well […]
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The reasons for dog weight gain are not always at the owner’s fault, it could be due to a medical condition, which is why it is important to always consult with your vet before making any change to your dog’s diet or exercise routine. Here are some steps to follow if you think your dog is overweight: 1. Determine whether […]
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The time of year when we start wearing our extra-stretchy pants and prepare to eat more than we should has arrived! Thanksgiving is a holiday of spending time with family, being thankful, and eating plenty. As part of your family, you may want to let your pets get involved. But what can or can’t they eat? Here are 6 Thanksgiving […]
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