Month: January 2024

Cats have long captured the imagination of humans with their strange behaviors and elusive nature. From their graceful agility to their quirky expressions, these beloved feline companions have fascinated pet owners and enthusiasts for centuries. However, one peculiar aspect that continues to pique curiosity is whether these seemingly aloof creatures hibernate during the cold winter
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Cats thrive in various environments and can live happily with others in feral colonies, with one or two companions, or on their own. However, domestic cats are, by nature, solitary creatures who hunt on their own and are territorial. They’re programmed to avoid encroaching on other’s space to avoid massive resource competition and conflict. If
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iHeartDogs is reader-supported. When you buy via links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Dog vaccines are a crucial part of ensuring the long-term health and well-being of our four-legged friends. Just like humans, dogs need vaccinations to protect them from various diseases, some of which
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Three shy kittens from an animal shelter met two house cats. They were immediately curious and demanded their attention. Melon, Mandarin, MangoJennifer Three kittens (two gingers and one tabby) came into Humane Society for Hamilton County as timid strays. Jennifer, a volunteer for the shelter, checked in on them and was met with many hisses.
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Many dogs like oats, making homemade oat milk a healthy treat. Credit: Sviatlana Barchan | Getty Images Oat milk can be good for dogs. It’s a lactose-free dairy alternative for humans that dogs also can enjoy, but in moderation. Oat milk without additives has fewer calories, fat, and protein per serving than regular whole milk
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As the colder months approach or for those living in naturally chilly climates, a heated cat house is considerate choice when helping keep community or feral cats warm. These heated houses are also nice for your kitty if they enjoy the occasional outdoor winter romp. These specially designed cat shelters not only provide a cozy
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Eating butter can make your dog sick, even sick enough to get pancreatitis, a painful inflammation of the pancreas. Credit: Rosmarie Wirz | Getty Images Dogs love butter as much as we do, but butter is high in fat and not easily digested by dogs. Although butter is not toxic to dogs, it can make
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Animal welfare and veterinary charity Mayhew has announced that Sherine Wheeler, Chief Executive, will leave the charity at the end of March 2024 following nearly two years in the role. In that time, Sherine has steered the charity through a period of positive change, developed a strong, credible and collaborative voice for Mayhew across the animal welfare sector
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Ensuring the cleanliness and health of a Pit Bull’s ears is a crucial aspect of their overall care. These loyal and affectionate dogs have a unique ear structure, which, while endearing, can predispose them to a variety of ear-related issues. Pit Bulls typically have medium-sized ears that may either be prick-eared or rose-eared, creating a
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