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It's been said that people that hate cats will come back as mice in their next life.
What Pet Insurance Covers Organ Transplant
As a devoted As a responsible pet owner, I always consider the best pet insurance options., I share a special bond with my furry family member. I often think about their health and well-being. The thought of them needing an Organ transplant procedures for dogs and cats are becoming more common in veterinary medicine. is scary.
By Pricey Greenwitchabout a year ago in Petlife
HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST DOG BREED FOR YOUR LIFE-STYLE
It is quite easy to fall into this trap: you pick a dog simply because it looks cute or is doing something spectacular, but finding the right breed for your lifestyle is the only key to a harmonious, stress-free life together.
By Bethel Nwabuikeabout a year ago in Petlife
The Ultimate Guide to Storing and Freezing Broth of Chicken
Storage and freezing of chicken broth is one of the most important things for any home cook who wants to cut cooking time in the kitchen, minimize waste, and always have a flavorful ingredient on hand. This guide will cover everything you need to know about safely storing broth of chicken, maximizing shelf life, and ensuring stays fresh and delicious for all recipes. Let's dive into the best practices for keeping chicken broth ready when needed.
By Christopherabout a year ago in Petlife
Harder to adopt Cats
In this article I want to talk about the harder to adopt cats in shelters. Let's start with FeLV cats so FeLV is Feline Leukemia. Which as most people assume is cancer, it is not cancer it is a virus that weakens the immune system. This means that a cat with FeLV when they get sick they have a harder time getting better and if not addressed the sickness could be fatal to them. FeLV is also contagious through saliva, blood and to some extent, urine and feces. FeLV also can take a few years off their lives but most cats are able to live happy healthy lives however they can either be a single cat or they would have to be with another FeLV cat. Many people find this scary and do not want to adopt these cats because either they are afraid of the cat getting sick or they just don’t want to have to deal with it. FeLV cats are just as sweet as any other cat. They will make amazing cats in the right environment. Now let's shift to the next group of hard to adopt out cats, the next group are our FIV+ cats. FIV is like HIV for humans it also is an immune deficiency. It is contagious also but can only be transmitted through deep bite wounds and really bad fights. Most FIV+ cats can live with other cats as long as they do not get into fights. This is why most people are weary of adopting an FIV cat. These cats are not different from other cats aside from the immune deficiency which when they get sick it hits them harder and if not taken care of it can also be fatal. In the right home these cats will be an amazing addition. Our next hard to adopt out cats are our diabetics. These cats get insulin shots 1 to 2 times a day which can be a little scary. They are again just like any other cats; the only difference is they get insulin shots. This is one thing that makes people a bit unsure about adopting out these cats, also considering how expensive insulin is. These are the reasons I believe most people are unsure about adopting out diabetic cats. I know there are some shelters that will help provide insulin. The next group of cats I want to talk about are the ferals and semi-ferals. These groups of cats are really hard to adopt out mostly because they do not like to be picked up and held. Ferals are hard to adopt out because they do not like to be touched at all. Though most of these cats can be worked with and will most likely come to a point where they will allow you to pet them. These cats are most of the time born outside or cats that have been thrown out and have grown weary of people so they do not want to be touched, or even picked up by people, which makes it hard to get these guys adopted out. Now let's move to the last group cats that are harder to adopt out but these cats do get adopted out if the right person comes in. This group is our cats who are on medication. Most people don’t want to adopt a cat on medication because they do not know how to give them and would prefer not to learn how to give them because they are scared. Every once in a while shelters get people who come in and know how to do medications and are willing to adopt cats who are on medications or they get people who are willing to learn to do medications. The main reason behind this article is to help get these harder to adopt cats hopefully adopted.
By Blake Johnsonabout a year ago in Petlife
Why Central Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital Is a Lifeline for Pet Owners
A few months ago, I had one of those dreaded moments as a pet owner. My dog, Luna, suddenly became unwell, and I found myself in a panic, not knowing where to go. It was late at night, and my regular vet was closed. That’s when I came across Central Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital. Within minutes of arrival, I knew I was in the right place. Their skilled team jumped into action, putting my worries to rest and giving Luna the urgent care she needed. Emergencies like this remind us of how crucial it is to have a reliable animal hospital close by. For Orange County pet owners, Central Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital has become that trusted place—a lifeline in those urgent, stressful moments. Here’s why they stand out as one of the best emergency animal hospitals in the area.
By Ron Arellanoabout a year ago in Petlife
The Best Organic Dog Food Options Available in 2025
With an increasing number of pet owners searching for healthier, more sustainable choices for their pets, organic dog food is fast becoming an increasingly favorite. And if you are actually looking to give your pets the very best in nutrition, 2025 brings some fantastic options for organic dog food. In this guide, we shall review the top picks on the market, what each one offers to make it unique, and why organic might be the best decision for your furry friend. So, let's dive into the world of organic dog food to explore some of the best options available!
By Christopherabout a year ago in Petlife
Beyond Tricks: Elevate Your Pet’s IQ
Many pet owners find delight in teaching their pets basic tricks—sit, stay, roll over—but few realize the depths of intelligence our pets can actually achieve. The concept of pet intelligence often gets reduced to trick-based training, yet animals are capable of learning much more complex skills and engaging in activities that stimulate their natural problem-solving abilities. By focusing on intellectual enrichment, we can deepen our bond with our pets while nurturing their unique capacities, fostering not just obedience but a true partnership. Let’s explore some of the most effective ways to elevate your pet’s IQ beyond the basics.
By mureed hussainabout a year ago in Petlife
4 basic knowledge about cat!
As you can see this blog is going to be about cats. It is going to be a fun project for me because I love cats. So, if you also like cats like me or you are a cat mother or father or you are thinking of adopting a cat then you should read this blog till the end.
By Sadika Islam about a year ago in Petlife
Paws and Patience
When I first brought home Bella, my energetic Labrador, I was filled with excitement but also a bit of trepidation. Bella was a bundle of joy, but she was also a whirlwind of energy and, at times, chaos. I knew training was the key to building a harmonious relationship with her, yet I wondered: could I truly guide her to become a well-behaved companion while nurturing the lively spirit that had already brought so much joy into our home?
By mureed hussainabout a year ago in Petlife
The Healing Paws: Unleashing the Power of Pets for Mental Well-being
Pets are far more than just furry friends. For many, they serve as anchors of support, warmth, and companionship, offering relief in difficult times and fostering positive changes. From children to adults, pets have a unique way of leaving lasting impacts on mental well-being. Whether it’s the comfort a dog provides to a child or the companionship a cat offers during lonely times, animals are known to play a vital role in promoting emotional health and even physical fitness.
By mureed hussainabout a year ago in Petlife
