A Sitting For a Cause Blog Featuring All Things Pet-Related
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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Having a dog can be lots of fun but having the same routine over and over can become tedious. How can you add some excitement to your time with your dog? Here are some ideas that you can incorporate into your weekly schedule: Go on a walking tour of your city – This is great if you live in a […]
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When adopting a new animal, you may not know all of the right things to feed it. It’s important to know that just like humans, dogs and cats are allergic to some human foods. Be cautious when giving your dog or cat any type of human foods especially the ones that are poisonous to dogs. According to Ashley Forti, BVMS, […]
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Editor’s Note: Please welcome our newest intern, Marissa Battaglia! Marissa is a student at the State University of Fredonia where she is studying journalism with a minor in French. That moment when you want to buy an animal, think about where you are buying the animal. Is the animal coming from a safe, welcoming environment or not? There are many things […]
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As many of you may know, Sitting for a Cause has long been an advocate of the Adopt, Don’t Shop movement. It should come as no surprise that as Adopt, Don’t Shop supporters, we were happy to hear about the legislation passed in Boston two weeks ago and how it’s setting some amazing precedents. According to the Boston Globe, back […]
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If you have a young child at home, it can be intimidating to bring a dog home. Thankfully, there are things you can do both before and after you bring your dog home to make the process a bit easier. 1. Start with smaller, easier to take care of animals. It took 22 years for my family to get a […]
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