Staying Ahead of Hidden Ailments – The Dogington Post
“This post contains affiliate links, and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.” Most dog owners wait until their pet gets sick to visit the vet. At DogingtonPost, we believe preventive health checks for dogs should happen before problems start. Regular checkups catch diseases early, when they’re easier […]
Thankful for Cat Bloggers Who Have the BEST Cat Product Suggestions! (and some Dog ones too!)
The other day while doing some blog reading I came across a product on The Indulged Furries blog that really captured my interest! My Roary is a cat scratcher fanatic and while reading their blog I discovered the BEST cat scratcher who THEY discovered from reading the host of this Thankful Thursday post, Brian’s Home […]
Are you choosing the right enrichment for your dog?
Delightfully so, enrichment is a hot topic right now among dog trainers and owners. I’m enrolled in a dog training group called Uniquely Paws-able through Your Inner Dog. It’s a group specifically for blind, deaf, and deaf/blind dogs. I’m enjoying it and learning so much. As an added bonus, the trainer, Deb Bauer, leads a […]
The Science of Cat Naps: Sleep Cycles Explained
If you’ve ever looked at your cat snoozing for the tenth time before noon and wondered, “Is this normal?”—the answer is yes. Very yes. Cats are biologically wired to sleep far more than humans, often logging 12–16 hours a day, and even more for kittens and seniors. But this isn’t laziness—it’s evolutionary design. Cats are […]
Solving Litter Box Problems: Understand the “Why” Behind Your Cat’s Behavior
When a cat eliminates outside of the litter box, it’s easy to assume the behavior is spiteful or stubborn, but that’s not at all accurate, and thinking that way can actually prevent you from resolving the issue. Cats repeat behaviors that are useful to them. If your cat avoids the litter box, there is always […]
The Evolution of Dog Leads
The Evolution of Dog Leads – From Ancient Ropes to Modern Designs At Meg K9 Dog Leads, we see the evolution of dog leads in every order. From the strength-focused Walker Belt combo to hand-finished carabiner leads, it’s about quality, safety and choice. Whether you’re walking a big puller, a nervous rescue, or a cheeky pup in training […]
500 Video Game Dog Names
Last updated on January 29, 2026 By Puppy Leaks Leave a Comment Naming your dog is a big deal since it’s going to be their call sign for life. The good news is, if you’re a gamer there’s decades worth of character names to choose from. Whether your new pup is a loyal quest follower […]
Bionic Basil® home of Basil and The B Team: The BBHQ Midweek News Round-Up **SNOWMAGGEDON IS A NON STARTER** ~ Fudge and Parlsey on Pawtrol, Pandora Decided To Be Like Fudge, and Smooch Is Damp
Epic Wednesday Greetings Furiends Welcome to the BBHQ Midweek News Round-Up! How’s your week going? Snowmaggedon didn’t arrive after all those HORROR WEATHER PREDICTIONS. But it’s only February, and yep, there’s still a chance right through March, so we may get some at some point, though it’s not guaranteed. We’d actually prefer it missed us […]
A Dog Friendly Guide to the Grand Canyon – Off-Leash Rebels
I partnered with Hotels.com to bring you this dog-friendly guide the Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon is the second-most visited national park in the US, and for good reason. The mile-deep gorge located in Arizona stretches over 270 miles long and up to 18 miles wide, making it one of the biggest canyons on earth. […]
Adventures in Catsitting | Bad Cat Chris
We brought our next-door neighbor to the airport Saturday morning. She flew to Phoenix to visit family. While there, she even arranged to visit my mom. That is sweet of her, but it makes me look like a terrible son because I haven’t been to Arizona since before she moved there. Getting there has always […]