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The Day Charlie Found Me
I was a woman interrupted. My world was seriously turned upside down, I literally lost grasp of reality. Tragedy struck our family several times in several years, but the worst was when my younger brother went missing. He was 26 years old, a father of 3, a son, and a brother. 3 weeks slowly ripped like a tornado through my life before finally hearing the worst thing imaginable. He had been found, off the road in a wooded area where he had wrecked his motorcycle and hit a tree, losing his life. I had pretty much given up hope. That is until the day Charlie came into my life.
By KLR Digital Media4 years ago in Petlife
Daisy and Beanie
Daisy’s POV Now that you know a little bit about me and Beanie, it’s time to play! We’re in what they call the “living room”. There are a lot of big, plush things called “sofas” and “chairs” to run around and try to jump onto. The bigger dogs, like the Shih Tzus we share a home with, jump up there and sit like royalty. But, most of the sofas are too tall for us puppies to even get our paws onto. Still, they’re comfortable to sit on when our current owners pick us up and let us have a few moments to explore.
By Krystal Katz4 years ago in Petlife
My Pet Dog "Roger"
I have a pet dog named Roger. It is a German shepherd and it has been a part of my family for the last 3 years. It is very warm, friendly and playful. However, outsiders often find it dangerous. This is because of its built and color. It is vigilant and guards our house all the time.
By Archit Lalwani4 years ago in Petlife
Dog Crates Are Some of the Most Useful Tools Any Dog Owner Needs
Keeping a dog as a pet is a wonderful experience that anyone can have. But at the same time, you need to be prepared to spend a lot of time, effort, and resources on it. But a pet shop provides many types of supplies, such as dog crates, that can be used to make your life easier.
By AnaBrenda4 years ago in Petlife
How to Make Sure that Your Dog Cages Are OK to Be Used in the Winter?
Letting your dogs sleep in dog cages during the colder months is just as natural as giving them Meals for Mutts. That’s because dogs are usually accustomed to being outside and most of the bigger breeds appreciate the chance to roam around in your yard and just have fun on their own. Sure, there are a couple of things you need to check before letting them sleep in the cages, but it’s nothing that you can’t quickly fix.
By AnaBrenda4 years ago in Petlife
Do You Know The Best Type Of Bird Seed For Your Pet?
Taking care of a bird as a pet can be easier than other kinds of animals. But you also need to have a little more knowledge about your pet’s needs. And one of the things that many bird owners do not know is the best type of bird seed that will provide the right nutritional balance for their pets. There are many cases where treats, such as Vetafarm pellets, are used as normal food.
By AnaBrenda4 years ago in Petlife
4 Steps to Ensure that Your Pet Will Sue the Cat Scratcher
Many new cat owners buy a random cat scratching post and realize that their pets won’t use it. The bigger problem is that they do not know why and just buy another random cat scratcher. And in many cases, the problem repeats itself.
By AnaBrenda4 years ago in Petlife
Helping Your Pets Make a Stress-Free Move
As per the Center for Disease Control, pet possession has various critical medical advantages. Animal people experience lower circulatory strain, cholesterol and fatty substance levels, and are regularly more dynamic than those without pets. A National Institute of Health studio held in 1987 inferred that pets are particularly beneficial for more seasoned individuals and youngsters, yet for very various reasons. More established individuals partake in the friendship and get medical advantages from the expanded degree of action and consideration that pets by and large expect, while youngsters acquire liability and socialization abilities in the security of a nonjudgmental relationship with the family pet. Also, logical examinations have shown that individuals with pets endure altogether lower levels of stress during significant life changes than those without them.
By Michael4 years ago in Petlife
Simba's Last
I was there when he was born. He was the runt. I made sure each kitten had enough to eat, the second mom, since it was her first litter. He was always the more laid back type, like his dad. He was happy mostly just chilling with my mother or me. He would play with the others, however he just loved being near her or me. I had decided names for all of them, except him. The name Simba kept coming back, yet I didn't want to be a typical cat name owner. I mean I have Misty, Brindleface, Sebastion, Dora, Zira, Dolly, BT (Black Tiger), Bear, Beretta (rainbow), Baby, Pippy, Simone, and Simon.
By Lakota W Bridgewater4 years ago in Petlife
What Do You Call Goat Eyes, Strange Or Beautiful?
Surely you already know that the eyes of goats are not like the vast majority of animals. His pupils are not round, they are rectangular. And although this may seem like a “factory defect”, the truth is that it is a unique evolution and survival tool.
By Stefansmith4 years ago in Petlife
Bobbie's birthday
My lovely daughter turned two. How time flies. My mum always remembered to buy a Christmas gift for our cats. one year it was a pouch of catnip nestled between the tree’s branches. I have carried on this tradition with my own fur baby. Except, I go a step further and wrap her gift, before putting it under the tree. Here is a video of her last Christmas, opening her first wrapped gift.
By Ashlea Bicknell4 years ago in Petlife
How Often Should You Move Your Adventure Rig When You Have a Cat?
I hit the ground running when it came to RV living and life on the road. For my first three days, we traveled from Atlanta to Vegas. This meant long car rides and long hours of me being in the carrier.
By Shadow the Adventure Cat4 years ago in Petlife