Ah, the cone of shame. Following surgery, your cat may suffer the indignity of donning a cat e-collar. So, how do you keep your kitty as comfortable as possible while making sure that his cat cone collar stays on? Learn how to keep e-collars for cats in place, along with other post-surgery tips.
The only truly wireless containment solution, SpotOn Virtual Fence communicates with three GPS networks to contain your dog. No buried wires. No base stations.
Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, medical workers all over the world are fighting for the lives of those who have been infected with the new disease. As the medical systems are overwhelmed with patients, medical workers have been facing extreme work pressure, which can lead to fatigue, anxiety, and depression.
SpotOn Virtual Fence knows if your dog is leaving or returning—disabling static correction and warnings for a dog coming home. And, in the event of a breech, provides automatic tracking so you’ll be reunited quickly.
Does your cat snore louder than you thought such a tiny creature could? Cat snoring is less common than dog snoring, but it’s usually nothing to worry about. Let’s talk about why cats snore, when it’s normal, and when you might want to schedule a visit to the vet.
As a pet owner, you’re likely aware that both cats and dogs love chewing on things they aren’t supposed to, digging through the trash, and getting into trouble!