Author: Therese Corkery

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How To Prepare Your Home for a New Pet

You’ve decided that you want to adopt a pet and become a pet owner! Congratulations! This is an exciting time and should be celebrated. But before you bring your new furry friend home, there are some things you should consider in order to make sure your home is ready to welcome them with open arms. Here are a few tips

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Where to Take Your Pet for Some Fun and Adventure

Like most people, you treat your pets as part of your family. When you plan a vacation, your furry friend should be invited along! But not all vacation destinations are pet-friendly. Sometimes, it can be not easy to find a place that’ll welcome your four-legged companion with open arms. Luckily, plenty of fantastic destinations around the world are perfect for

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Outdoor Spaces Your Dog Will Love to Live In

Have you ever thought about giving your dog their own outdoor space? If you have the room, there are plenty of fun options for designing a custom space for your pet. Keep reading to learn about the outdoor spaces your dog will love to live in: A Spacious Dog House A dog house is a great way to give your

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Preparing Your Home for a Rescued Dog

Dogs are great companions and even greater bodyguards. But sometimes, some people take them for granted. As a result, about three million dogs enter shelters annually. These dogs usually come from homes where they were neglected or abused. Thankfully, most of these dogs will be adopted by the end of the year. Adopting a rescued dog is a gratifying experience. Not only

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How to Care for An Untrained Dog

Every dog is different, and every owner has a different level of experience in training a dog. Whether you’ve just adopted a new puppy or your old dog has never been trained, there are some basics that every untrained dog needs in terms of care. With patience and consistency, you can have your untrained dog well on their way to

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What are the Possible Causes of Loss of Appetite in Pets?

When your pets don’t have an appetite, it can be worrying. Loss of appetite is one of the most common reasons people take their pets to the vet. While there are many possible causes, it’s important to remember that most are not serious and can be easily treated. Keep reading to learn more about the potential causes of loss of

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How To Care for Your New Rescue Pet

Congratulations on your new rescue pet! Whether you’ve adopted a dog, cat, bird, or reptile, there are some things you’ll need to do to make sure your new pet is healthy and happy. This blog post will cover some of the basics of caring for your new pet. 1. Create a Safe, Quiet Space for Your Pet to Adjust When you

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How to Take Care of Your Pets’ Body After They Pass Away

Losing a pet is never easy. When you lose a pet, you lose not only a companion but also a source of unconditional love and support. Pets provide us with an important connection to the natural world, and their loss can leave us feeling isolated and alone. The loss of a pet can also be accompanied by guilt, as we

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Exciting Travel Activities to Do with Your Pet

When traveling without your pet, it’s easy to get homesick. You may find yourself constantly checking in on them, wondering how they’re doing and if they’re missing you. But no one ever really said that it’s illegal or impossible to travel with your pet, right? So why not bring your pet along with you when you travel and have adventures?

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Pet Care: Its Benefits During the Pandemic

People instinctively turn to pets for companionship and comfort. The Washington Post cited the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) statement that over 23 million households in the United States have adopted at least one pet since the start of the pandemic. This is equivalent to almost 20 percent of U.S. households. The Guardian cites data

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