Your pet needs to be in a place where they feel safe; otherwise, they will always be anxious. And anxious animals make noises and movements while being on guard, which is harmful to other people. Picture this: You take your dog into a hotel room, and they are not comfortable. So how they react is growling and barking whenever someone else walks in the corridor.

You may have been wondering what to get your little furry friend for their birthday this coming month, and you are still perplexed on what to get. So have you thought of buying a toy? Something they can chew on or perhaps pull and tag on when they are bored. Here are a few suggestions you can look into, to get your babies a thoughtful gift they will adore.

You must feed your pet, and it would also help if you did it daily. Feeding at least one large meal in the evening and providing treats throughout the day sounds like a good practice to follow. Always make sure you're providing your pet with nutritionally balanced meals in the proper proportions. Proportions are measurements based on the size and energy level of the animal.

There are so many businesses and groups of people that have teamed up to offer dog sitting services to the general public. And if you want to get a professional who knows what they are doing, you should hire one from such a group. They have the best training in handling your dog, and so they will provide the best service yet.

When winter comes, everyone starts looking for all the warm jackets they had shoved at the back of the closet during spring. But now that the weather is getting colder, these jackets are back in use. Our pets could also get some extra warmth so that they do not succumb to the harsh winter drafts and ice. Most animals hibernate during the winter, and you might have noticed this with your pups as well.

We know that it must have been soul-crushing when you heard your dog is diabetic, but not to worry, that is not a death sentence. A diabetic dog can still lead a reasonably healthy life with the proper care and a great diet. But then again, what is a healthy diet in this case? Here is a breakdown of one, but first, some context on a diabetic dog. Diabetes in dogs is pretty much the same as in humans, where the body is not producing enough insulin, the body is not absorbing it, or the levels are non-existent.