We know predators tend to be territorial and we know felines are certainly predators. But are cats territorial at all? Will they jump to save us from an intruder? Not likely, but that is not to say they don’t cherish their surroundings! We’ll tell you more.
Summer is here, the heat is on… and our furry friends have to deal with it, too. Find out the pros and cons of having dogs in swimming pools and, most importantly, check out security tips so that everyone can have a fun and safe time. 🐕🏊
So, it turns out dogs can’t eat ice cream. Or can they? With these dog ice cream recipes, you can give your pal the chance to enjoy a fresh and sweet snack in any hot summer day with a plus: you can share it with them! 😋
On a hot summer day, nothing tastes better than a fresh and sweet ice cream. Seeing your dog panting while trying to fight the heat, the cogs might start spinning in your head… Can you share this snack with you pal? Can dogs eat ice cream, or is it bad for them? 🍦
Don’t let their sweet demeanor and cute face fool you. Even the tiniest and fluffiest dog can hide a true born leader inside, and be the alpha dog their pack reveres and looks up to. Is your buddy the chosen one? Look out for these signs and find out.
Cat language might be short on vocabulary, but boy do they put those meows to good use! Adult cats aren’t much talkers but when they do, be sure to listen because they have something important to say. And we’ll help you understand it!
Is running around the yard enough exercise for a dog? A small walk to the corner of the street and back, perhaps? Probably not. So, how much exercise does a dog need? Well, for starters, don’t slack off! Get your buddy in shape and take the opportunity to share some fitness time with them!
The 4th of July celebrations can be stressful to pets. The fireworks illuminating the skies, the loud music and the general sense of excitement in the air can make them stressful and anxious… But fear not, we have it covered! Here are the most important 4th of July pet safety tips.
Solar eclipses are so rare we can’t help but feeling excited when one comes along, as we saw in 2017. The US stopped to watch the skies as the phenomenon happened, but what about our little pals? Is there a relation between pets and solar eclipses? Can they feel them? Are they affected?
In memory of Aquiles, the inspiration behind Findster.
