Say Hello To Dogs At Work!

  WHEN I moved to Mumbai a little less than a year ago, the first thing on my mind was to call my parents over. Apart from the plethora of excuses my father had, this one felt a tad bit more strange. “ Who will take care of the cats ? They’ll be lonely,” he’d say every time, knowing fully well that our cats in Lucknow have an indoor-outdoors existence, and can hunt or con neighbours for food with cuteness. So in December, after several emotional pleas, my parents finally decided to visit Mumbai. The house help was requested to stay the night in our Lucknow home to feed cats, change their litter and make sure they weren’t as emotionally bereft as my father imagined. My parents aren’t the only ones; cat parents are known to kill or postpone their travel plans to assure their care. Cat sitters and boarders, these purrfect lovers of the feline are happy to look after your cat child, often for just the food in your fridge and Wi-Fi access. Coco, the five-year-old Persian cat, has a huma...

  If you live near nature trails, hiking with your dog can be a great way to change your walking routine while still getting some quality bonding time. Like with any new activity, it's essential to start slow and work your way up.    That means picking a trail that's not too long or difficult and making sure you both have plenty of water and snacks. Once you're out on the track, take your time and let your dog sniff around as much as they want. This is their chance to explore and take everything in, so enjoy it!    If you get tired before your pup does, don't worry - there's no shame in turning around and heading back the way you came. The most important thing is that you both have a good time and get some exercise.   Benefits of Hiking with Your Dog Hiking with your dog can be a great way to bond with your furry friend while getting some exercise. But did you know that there are several benefits to hiking with your pup? Here are five reasons ...

Like humans, cats' and dogs' skin is susceptible to various problems. From allergies and infections to scrapes and bruises, there are many ways that your pet's skin can be damaged or irritated. And because the skin is the largest organ in the body, it's essential to keep an eye out for any changes or issues.   Let's look at some of the most common skin ailments in dogs and cats which you need to be aware of before you leave your pet at a pet boarding or with a sitter so that proper care is taken. A healthy pet left at a dog or cat boarding always has a happier stay.   Common Skin Conditions in Cats Most cats are relatively easy to care for when it comes to their skin and coat, but a few skin conditions can occur from time to time. Here will look at some of the cats' most common skin conditions. If your cat is experiencing any of these problems, contact your veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment.   Fleas   Fleas are small, wingless insects that live off the b...

Hygiene keeps your pet clean and free of dirt, parasites, and other harmful substances. It is crucial to maintain good pet hygiene for the health and well-being of your furry friend. There are several ways to keep your cats and dogs clean, including regular baths, brushing, and trimming nails. Additionally, it is essential to provide your cat and dog a proper grooming and a clean and comfortable place to sleep.   Why is Pet Hygiene Important?   1. Poor Pet Hygiene Can Lead To Bad Odors Nobody likes a smelly house, and poor pet hygiene is often the culprit. Regular baths and grooming can help keep your pet clean and smelling fresh.   2. Good Pet Hygiene Can Prevent Fleas And Ticks Fleas and ticks are not only a nuisance, but they can also transmit harmful diseases to both pets and humans. Keeping your pet well-groomed can help reduce the risk of these parasites taking up residence in your home.   3. Good Pet Hygiene Can Help Improve Your Pet's Coa...