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Dogs & Cats Living Together! Mass Hysteria? Nope.

 

The pandemic inspired one PetHub team member to go fully remote. Dogs, cats and everything she needed to do her work moved into an RV and hit the road.

Guidelines for Storage, Preparation and More

 

When buying, preparing, and storing human food, we want to prevent contamination, open food containers, spoilage, etc. But are your standards for pets?

Heaven help anyone trying to help her get home.

 

Penny is a reactive dog. Yes, she’s ridiculously cute,  But she is also borderline Cujo when she meets new people. Not a good "lost pet" scenario.

Make good choices when you're scared? Neither do pets.

 

Sometimes pets get lost because of a flight response to a perceived threat in their environment. So how do you find a terrified animal?

 
Sure, it's the law. But that's not the full story.

 

Many pet owners forget something vital - licensing their pet. If you’ve been putting off pet licensing or just don't want to, this article is for you.

What to Look for When Choosing CBD for Your Pet

 

CBD can help with anxiety, and it can also help alleviate pain, controlling seizures, and act as an anti-inflammatory tool. But where to start?

"I OWN that stink, Mom. I worked hard on it!"

 

Not everyone wants to snuggle with a stinky doggo. We've got some tips on what "normal" smells are and how to take care of those not-so-pleasant smells.

AKA How to Avoid Major Kitty Crankiness

 

If you are needing (or wanting!) to include your cat in your travel plans (or if you are relocating) the following tips can help make the trip a breeze.

PetHub is in GOOD Company!

 

Just like PetHub, there are many organizations working towards a goal of getting lost pets home, and so we just have to share their PAWsomeness.

Is Craiglist still good for finding lost pets?

 

Posting a lost pet to Facebook groups, and your own Facebook profile, can be very helpful. Craigslist is another online tool that many people turn to.

Most dogs you see on the streets are lost, not stray

 

If you find a lost dog, they are most likely scared or panicked. They are away from home and might act skittish, but still need your help. 

Do you know what to do when your pet gets hurt?

 

Pets are, by and large, resilient creatures, and often need less care for small and non-life-threatening injuries than do human beings. It’s still important to learn to administer first aid.