Shef, proud pawrent of a Singapore Special named Cleo, proves that they are the pawfect urban companions.

Eugenia recounts her concerns for her young pupper Kiyo, who has a luxating patella.

James and Jacqueline share their experiences in pet ownership and their worries over their furbabies.

As a new dog or cat owner, the experience can sometimes be scary. How much do you feed them? How frequently do they need to be bathed? What kind of medical needs do they have? These are just some of the questions our pet owners at The Woof Agency have asked themselves when they first got their furbabies.

Article originally published on Petfinder by Jennifer Sellers. Refer to the original article here. When it comes to raising kittens, the philosophy is pretty similar to that of bringing up children. If you provide proper care and training when they’re young, it increases the odds they’ll grow up to be healthy, well-adjusted adults. So if you […]

Article originally published on dodowell. Refer to the original article here. The reason is pretty adorable ❤️ So you’re lying there on the couch scrolling through Netflix when your cat saunters over with that adorable purr and you know exactly what’s coming — she’s about to stretch out her front legs and press back and forth […]

Article originally published on Purina. Refer to the original article here. When bringing a kitten into your home, it’s best to make sure you’re prepared. That will help create a smooth transition that is less stressful for your new cat. Here is a rundown of supplies you’ll need to prepare in advance. We think you’ll find […]

Article originally published on Purina. Refer to the original article here. Kittens are adorable, but they can also be a handful. They quickly hide, chase after a piece of fuzz, and answer nature’s call without giving the slightest warning. In fact, if there’s a kitten in your home, she’s probably far too busy playing with your […]

Article originally published on Petfinder. Written by Jennifer Sellers. Refer to the original article here. When it comes to raising kittens, the philosophy is pretty similar to that of bringing up children. If you provide proper care and training when they’re young, it increases the odds they’ll grow up to be healthy, well-adjusted adults. So if you […]

Article originally published on Blue Buffalo. Refer to the original article here. Adopting a kitten or just thinking it over?  There’s probably nothing better than taking home a wide-eyed, velvet-nosed ball of fluff (hey, who’s rescuing who?) but even if you’ve had a kitten before, it’s wise to review the basics. Best age to adopt Separating […]

Article originally published on The Spruce Pets. Written by Jennifer Lesser. Refer to the original article here. Fleas can be a natural (and unpleasant) part of life with a pet. Fortunately, between over-the-counter sprays, powders, and flea collars, there are endless solutions to help eradicate a flea problem in your home. However, while commercial flea medications and treatments can certainly […]

Article originally published on The Spruce Pets. Written by Tabitha Kucera RVT, CCBC, KPA-CTP. Refer to the original article here. It can be difficult to tell if your cat is in pain for many reasons. Cat owners may often miss the subtle signs of pain in their cats or do not notice until their cats are showing more obvious […]

Have you ever randomly Google things like “Can cats eat ____?” or “Are ____ poisonous to cats?”

Well, I always do. As a first-time cat owner, there are many things that I learned along the way (most of which were from my dear friend Google).

Congestive Heart Failure can occur if your cat’s heart isn’t pumping enough blood to other parts of their body, causing fluid to back up in the lungs. In later stages, your cat will show obvious difficulty with breathing due to this excess fluid.

Read on to follow the journey of Zeus, a cat diagnosed with cognitive heart failure, and how he fought till the very end.