Pets
A Fresh Start for Your Rescue Pet: Revitalizing Skin Health After Adoption*
*GUEST POST Adopting a pet is a great way to save a life while bringing a new family member into your home. Rescuing a pet can also reduce the burden on shelters. This is crucial as, according to the ASPCA, 6.3 million pets enter animal shelters in the US every year, while nearly one million […]
Help! My Puppy Isn’t Food Motivated!
So you got a dog or a puppy. You researched the training, and everything says to give them a treat as a reward – so you reward! But your puppy doesn’t want it… maybe they’re not food motivated? Your puppy has zero interest in that reward, then as a result, your dog doesn’t learn what […]
5 Hounds Dog Food Review (By Dr Will)
Free range meats. Organ meats provide rich nutrition. Cooked at a low temperature to retain nutrition. Throw your kibble in the bin. We’ve learned our lessons, and thankfully found better solutions – of which 5 Hounds by Dr Will is one of them. Who […]
The Rather Odd Habits of Dogs and Cats
All animals have unique personalities and accompanying quirks. There are particular habits, some of them very strange indeed, that are quite common in the world of cats […]
Dog Training Programs Compared – and How to Choose
Finding the right online dog training program can feel overwhelming — there are so many options promising fast results, calm dogs, and happy households. After more than a decade of researching and reviewing dog training programs here at People Loving Animals, I’ve put together this comprehensive guide to help you cut through the noise. Below, […]
How to Spot (and Treat) Dehydration in Cats
Cats are known for their independent personalities. However, they do still rely on us to ensure they are happy and healthy. My two kitties, Pippen and Jinx, are incredible companions, but they are also my responsibility! One often-overlooked risk that many cats face is dehydration. While we talk about the importance of keeping our own […]
Help! My Puppy Keeps Eating Poop
If your puppy is snacking on poop, you’re not alone. It’s common (and yes, it’s really freaking gross), but it’s also fixable. No shame, no scare tactics – just a kind, practical plan that works. Why it happens isn’t a moral failing, it’s just habit and dogs are disgusting. Puppies explore with their mouths; if […]
6 Signs You’re Ready to Adopt Your First Pet
According to the 2023–2024 National Pet Owners Survey conducted by the American Pet Products Association (APPA), the number of pet-owning families in the United States has now reached 86.9 million. That’s approximately 66 percent of all US households. Are you thinking of adding to that number and opening up your home to a canine or […]
Taste of the Wild Dog Food Review
High meat content High protein and fat Low carbs. Affordable. Taste of the Wild has to be one of my best recommendations for a dry dog food. “Why?” I hear you ask.. and the reason is the brand has proven reliable and of high […]
Should You Consider A Dog Walker?
Exercise, play, mental stimulation and socialisation are important for your dog’s wellbeing, health and development. These activities also minimizes boredom, destructive and unwanted behavior such as chewing […]