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Things can rub dogs the wrong way, too.
Is your kitty securely attached? Or are they more the avoidant type?
It’s become part of the pet-parent vernacular as a source of comfort.
They are your preferred date, after all.
Let’s be real. Welcoming home a new dog or cat is a very cute but very crazy time. Thankfully, we’re here to help with a nifty new pet parent to-do list.
Get Startedopens in a new tabThe most common reasons people called the Animal Poison Control Center hotline in 2024.
Should we let dogs lick our face? Is it safe to wash the family dog in the bathtub? We asked the experts.
Even if you don’t think they should be.
Beyond a wagging tail.
And how to communicate in a way they’ll understand.
To start, you’ll need a lot of patience and love.
Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 48 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.
We’ve got all the questions you should ask.
From puppies to seniors, new friends to foster fails, here’s how to navigate a moniker swap.
RetrievAir—which welcomes dogs of all sizes—has officially launched.
You’re probably already supporting these beloved stores, but March is as good a time as any to spoil your pet.
The puzzle toys that’ll unleash your cat’s inner cougar.
Your foster dog needs love—but they also need stuff.
Look, new dogs are cute. But they’re also little alien monsters who have descended to destroy our furniture and our sleep. Still, we love them. Luckily, this program covers all the basics, from potty training to proper socialization—all through positive reinforcement. Time to stock up on treats!
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