health

Playing is fun, but a pet owner's primary responsibility is to monitor their pet's health and look out for medical problems.

"One Dog, One Adventure"
Rusty wasn’t born with a name. He was born in a ditch behind a forgotten gas station on the edge of town, part of a litter that didn’t last long. Only he survived. Life was rough from the beginning—chasing scraps, avoiding angry kicks, and learning that trust was a dangerous thing.
By Love of mom10 months ago in Petlife
Turn Down the Volume. Your Dogs Will Thank You
Key points Dogs react negatively to sounds like vacuums, construction noise, and even sneezing or phone alerts. Older dogs, anxious dogs, and smaller breeds are more prone to noise hypersensitivity.
By Fawad ali10 months ago in Petlife
10 Animals That Live Today but Have Dinosaur Traits.
Introduction Even though most dinosaurs went extinct around 66 million years ago as a result of a catastrophic asteroid impact, their legacy lives on—often in plain sight—and ruled the Earth for more than 160 million years. Although towering sauropods and terrifying tyrannosaurs no longer roam the earth, many modern-day animals retain their ancient characteristics. Some creatures alive today retain physical features, behaviors, and genetic traits remarkably similar to those of their dinosaur ancestors.
By Krypton 10 months ago in Petlife
Meet the Aussiedor That Helps Veterans Heal: Therapy Dogs with Heart and Smarts
For many veterans returning home, the battle doesn't end on the field. It continues in the quiet of their homes, in sleepless nights, and sudden flashbacks. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can be a debilitating condition, but for some, healing comes in the form of four legs, a wagging tail, and a heart full of compassion.
By Nicholas Thomson10 months ago in Petlife
Wings of Wonder: 10 Birds with the Most Colourful Wings in the World.
Introduction The most vibrant canvas of nature can be found flying above us on the wings of birds rather than in forests, oceans, or deserts. Of all the creatures that inhabit Earth, birds perhaps exhibit the most dazzling spectrum of colors, particularly in their wings. These magnificent hues are not just random splashes of paint, but carefully evolved masterpieces that serve crucial purposes—whether for attracting mates, warding off predators, or blending into the environment.
By Krypton 10 months ago in Petlife
Do I Need An ESA Letter Before Adopting My Support Animal?
Introduction If you're considering getting an emotional support animal (ESA), you may be wondering: Do I need an ESA letter before adopting my support animal? This is a common question, especially among people seeking comfort, emotional balance, or mental health support. In this blog, we’ll break down what an ESA letter is, when you need it, and how to get your ESA letter online — all in simple terms.
By Justin Foley10 months ago in Petlife
Unlock the Ultimate Pet Care . AI-Generated.
The Ultimate Duo for Dog Lovers: Dog Health eBook + Automatic Tennis Ball Thrower For every dog owner, keeping their furry companion healthy, active, and entertained is a top priority. But between work, errands, and daily life, it can be hard to stay on top of your dog’s health needs *and* ensure they get enough exercise. That’s why the combination of a **Dog Health eBook** and a **Tennis Ball Machine Automatic Thrower** is the perfect solution for modern pet parents.
By Noor10 months ago in Petlife
Can Dogs Have Condensed Milk? What You Must Know
Okay, let me start by being totally honest—I used to give my dog a little bit of whatever I was eating. A spoon of peanut butter here, a lick of yogurt there, and yes, once or twice, a drizzle of sweetened condensed milk. It never occurred to me that something so creamy and sweet—something I grew up loving in desserts—could possibly be bad for my pup. After all, if it’s good enough for my cheesecake, surely a tiny bit won’t hurt my dog, right?
By Inspired Simplicity10 months ago in Petlife
The Lost Puppy and the Homeless Veteran
The city was alive with noise—honking horns, shouting vendors, the occasional bark of a dog—but none of it mattered to the tiny, scruffy puppy limping through the alleyways. Gizmo, as he would come to be known, was no bigger than a loaf of bread. His fur was matted with grime, his ears flopped unevenly, and his tail was nothing more than a tired curl. But his eyes—oh, his eyes—held the weight of something older than his small frame should carry.
By Only true 10 months ago in Petlife
Can Dogs Eat Veal? What Every Pet Owner Should Know
Ever stood in your kitchen, slicing up veal for dinner, only to be met with those big, pleading eyes from your dog? Yeah, me too. If you're anything like me, you’ve probably wondered more than once, "Can dogs eat veal? Is it safe? Is it healthy?" I’ve gone down that rabbit hole of pet forums, vet blogs, and countless Google searches to find the truth—and now I’m here to share what I’ve learned with you.
By Inspired Simplicity10 months ago in Petlife
Can Any Pet Be an Emotional Support Animal?
In today’s world, emotional well-being is more important than ever. For many, having a furry (or even feathery or scaly) friend by their side can make a world of difference. But can any pet be an emotional support animal (ESA)? Let’s explore the answer and what you need to know if you're considering an emotional support pet.
By Justin Foley10 months ago in Petlife
"Here and Now: A Mindful Path to Inner Calm". Content Warning.
Practical Tools to Quiet the Mind, Reduce Stress, and Live Fully in the Present Introduction: Why Mindfulness Now? We live in a world that never stops moving. Notifications buzz, deadlines loom, and even rest feels like another item on our to-do lists. Many of us are constantly doing, achieving, and reacting — rarely taking a moment to simply be. But underneath all the noise is a quieter, more grounded space that is always available to us. That space is the present moment. And the path to it is mindfulness.
By Muhammad Huzaifa10 months ago in Petlife