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CBD Cat Pet Treats Promotes Calmness In Cats! Know-How…
Cannabidiol is the newest exploration that has bagged a lot of monetary share in the industry of wellness and in this article we are going to cover up everything about CBD from the perspective of cat care if dosed in the form of CBD Cat Pet Treats. Many pet parents are unable to give their furry babies complete nourishment in a day through meals. Also, cats are known for easily landing into anxieties and hyper activeness to a level that is beyond control.
By Everlasting Life CBD4 years ago in Petlife
Bigger Than Her Body
Nibbles lies on a fluffy bed near the back door. Her breathing is rapid and shallow, her creamy brown pelt drenched with sweat. She whimpers occasionally, but the sound is barely audible. More a sigh than a whimper, really.
By Michael Halloran4 years ago in Petlife
Dog Walker
I always find that when I take longer walks with my dogs in the morning and evening that it becomes almost meditative exercise for me. A time that I can work out things in my mind that are going on in my life. I have two dogs, and I can tell you that they are always in favor of longer walks or going to an open place that they can run around. When I am on these longer walks, usually 25-45 minutes, it turns out to be a time that I can work out a problem I’m having in my life or help me to refocus myself, put together a plan for the day, or work out a decision I need to make whether it’s something in my personal life or in my professional life. I find these longer walks are especially helpful if I am upset about something or having difficulty with one of the people in my life that I am close with.
By lachlan jones4 years ago in Petlife
What You Need to Know About Seizures In Dogs
Seizures in dogs are very scary for pet owners. However, the more that you know and understand, the better off that you will be.
By Shelley Wenger4 years ago in Petlife
Unleashed Story of Buddy
This is the unleashed story of My Dog Called Buddy which I would like to share with other dog lovers in order to help them learn from this experience.
By Taii obaroghedo4 years ago in Petlife
Reasons to Adopt Your Next Pet!
Adding a new furry member to your family is a big decision. While many people believe that rescuing a dog is the way to go, just as many people go to breeders and pet shops when it is time to get their next dog.
By Shelley Wenger4 years ago in Petlife
Dog Allergies
Allergies are becoming more and more common in dogs, just like they are in humans. It is important that pet owners understand allergies, so they know what they need to look for!
By Shelley Wenger4 years ago in Petlife
Dealing With a Paralyzed Dog
The simple truth is that pets can become paralyzed for many reasons. They may break their back if they are hit by a car. Many breeds are prone to disk ruptures and spinal tumors.
By Shelley Wenger4 years ago in Petlife
A Journey of Intention Discovered through Horses - Part 8
“Do your best until you know better. Then. when you know better, do better.” – Maya Angelou It’s mid-January, and I’m chomping at the bit to ride my horses again. It’s been months, I think! The forecast teased me saying around 30F degree temps, but changed it to colder two days later. It turned out to be mid-20’s and windy. Not my thing. I stayed in the house. And now it’s supposed to get even colder again-like single digits and negatives. So, I don’t ride. I stay antsy indoors and I think too much. My physical limitations keep me basically housebound when there’s too much snow or ice or cold.
By KJ Aartila4 years ago in Petlife
The Glitter Bomb
I awoke to the smell of glitter. Bleary eyed and yawning, I stumbled downstairs. The morning rays were diffracted by the antique glass windows of my old home. The diffracted light painted the walls orange, yellow and red.
By Walter Rhein4 years ago in Petlife
How to Move to France With Your Cat
We have a cat, an old cat. He came into my life in the arms of my son. On a visit home from grad school, Josh brought a tiny kitten, a self-possessed furball with a stubby tail. We worried about his survival, being so small, and we hustled him off to the vet to get all the necessary vaccinations and preventatives. Josh named him Willow after the central character in the movie of the same name. He was a little guy with spunk. The two of them returned to Josh’s school where Willow enjoyed his kittenhood in an old brownstone row house with a group of graduate math students.
By Trudy Swenson4 years ago in Petlife
Night walk
Our family dog is a Keplie cross German Shepherd. He is one of the most loving dogs I’ve ever had in my life and our whole family loves him to bits. He has such a beautiful personality despite his past. He was rescued from the pound as his previous owners just told him to run away as he was the runt of the litter. And due to his previous mistreatment he only gets along with one or two other dogs. However, we are doing our best to teach him that other dogs are alright to be around, and he doesn’t need to be so hostile to other dogs. I just can’t wait to work hard with him and continuing his training to bring much more of his fun loving side out of him. I truly believe one day we may be able to go and allow him to have more doggy friends and truly enjoy life much more.
By Jessie Robinson 4 years ago in Petlife