The death of a family pet can be a profoundly emotional event, especially for children who may be encountering loss for the first time. Pets often hold a significant place in the family dynamic, providing companionship, love, and joy. When a pet dies, it’s essential to approach the conversation with your children thoughtfully and sensitively. […]
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Pet-proofing your home is an important responsibility. Pets of any age are susceptible to a variety of common hazards in most households, but senior pets are especially fragile. Take the time to thoughtfully pet-proof your home and surrounding environments to prevent injuries to your beloved pet. From electricity and harmful cleaning chemicals to poisonous plants
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Taking care of a senior pet is an act of love and compassion. Our beloved pets grow old, just like people, and when they do our elder pets require special types of attention and lifestyles that protect them from getting sick or injured. Getting old is a gift. Even the smallest amount still presents the
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Sometimes being a pet parent simply means adopting an animal for a brief – but vulnerable – moment in their lives.
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“The way rabbits live makes more sense to me than the way people live.” – Marty Rubin
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