Pet insurance, senior living with pets, dog diplomacy, coping with pet loss, and the joys of the human-animal bond.
When you lose a pet, you might feel like you suddenly have a hole in your life. To many people, pets are family members, and after saying goodbye to your four-legged friend, you need space to grieve. Today, "MyPetCerts" (https://mypetcerts.com/) shares some tips to help you process your grief and...
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Part of responsible dog ownership is managing your pet’s interactions with others and mitigating the impact of their presence on your neighbors. If this sounds stressful, it truly does not need to be. Implementing some small changes in your daily routine and in your yard may be all that is required...
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Pets are a popular part of the American family, with "67% of households owning at least one" (https://www.americanpetproducts.org/press_industrytrends.asp). This reflects a significant increase since 1988, when only 56% of households did. Despite the economic hardships that pets can impose, pet...
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With nearly eight out of 10 senior living communities being open to humans and their four-legged counterparts, it won’t be hard to find a pet-friendly accommodation for your senior years. However, there are many things to keep in mind before you commit. And once you are there, it is still your...
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