Keep your cat's teeth and gums healthy. There are many health risks for felines it can be prevented by brushing their teeth every day. Use a small toothbrush and toothpaste formulated for felines and gently brush your cat's teeth. Keep an eye on anything that could be a problem like excessive drooling, pus, difficulty chewing food, loose teeth, ulcers on gums or tongue, red and swollen gums, a dark red line along the gums, and excessive pawing to the mouth. Any sign of gum inflammation take the cat to the vet for an exam.

Make sure your kitty is used to the sound of clippers before you attempt to trim the nails. First, set them on the ground and let your kitty sniff them. Clip your own nails from time to time and let the kitty get used to the sound. You can wrap your kitty in a blanket or towel, placing the kitty on a counter top or table can distract the kitty enough to get the trim done. When the kitty is still gently squeeze one toe until the retractable nail is extended out and clip and immediately give the kitty a treat.

Brushing your cat once a week will help your cat especially if the cat is older and can't groom itself. When you brush your cat it will remove dirt, grease, dead hair, skin flakes and stimulate blood circulation, and it will improve the overall skin condition. Seek a veterinary if there is excessive scratching, chewing, licking, or bald patches. Shedding all year round is a normal process for indoor cats. Keeping an eye on your cat's ears once a week for debris, wax, and infection will help sensitive sonar detectors.

When it's time to feed your dog, there are fun, creative things you can try that will both satisfy their hunger and give them a bit of a workout. For dogs that are food motivated to spread meals throughout different parts of the house or throw kibble, having your pet chase it is an excellent way to get them moving. A kong or puzzle toy will mentally stimulate the dog. Dog gets very excited when you play food games with them. Place a treat under a tennis ball, balled-up-sock place a treat underneath it, he dog has to figure out which thing contains the treats. Once the dog gets the idea gradually add more balls and socks hide the treat under them it is a good way for your dog to sniff out where the treat is. This is good for senior dogs that may start to experience diminished eye-sight and hearing as they get older. Combine different types of food or treats to keep it interesting. Start easy and gradually make it harder when once they understand the game. Lots of encouragement and praise.

“co-op” is a type of residential housing option that the owners do not own their units outright. Some “co-op” the board or management is asking for a pet registration policy. Check your building's governing documents to see what the pet rules are. Pet owners are now being asked to provide details about their pets including distinguishing features, vaccinations history, and contact information for the veterinarians and pet sitters. Some co-op the board or management will ask for fecal samples from pets.  

 Most cats like unscented litter and a private location for their litter box. They also like the litter about one to two inches deep and not a small litter box. Some cats like their litter boxes very clean. Changing the litter type is enough to set a cat off. If a cat is pooping on the floor else-ware might be upset stomach, intestinal parasites. Also, take a look at what's new in your cat life. Some cats with house soiling might have urinary tract disease. Take the cat to the vet for a checkup.

​Often the stress level is the root of litter box issues, cats don't deal well with stress. Try playing classical music when you are not at home. Have sessions of play with a toy wand that he/she likes, give your cat a treat, and spend more time with it. If an older cat won't use the litter box, it could be because it's in pain, squatting might hurt, stepping into the litter box might be more difficult.

This are thing that pets can't eat.
Candy Canes
Bones
Cranberry Garlands
Onions
Gingerbread Cookies
Coffee
Tea
Nuts
Popcorn
Raisins
Uncooked Yeast Dough
Uncooked Meat, Fish and Poultry
Rich and Fatty Foods
Toxic Food for Dogs
If the dog has eaten any of these, even small amounts of these items can be fatal so always act immediately and take the dog to the vet.   
Onions                                                                                                                                    Garlic                                                                                                                                    Chives                                                                                                                              Chocolate                                                                                                                Macadamia Nuts                                                                                                            Corn on the cob                                                                                                            Avocado                                                                                                                            Artificial sweetener (Xylitol)                                                                                      Cooked bones                                                                                                                Grapes                                                                                                                              Raisins
Alcohol                                                                                                                        

Recognize the signs of stress and anxiety in your dog. Watch for signals such as shaking, trembling, barking, howling, wanting attention, having accidents, jumping, pacing, heavy breathing, or drooling. Put your pet in the create or a safe space like the kitchen, bathroom, or laundry room with dog bed and blanket, toys, water bowl baby gate. Try placing a puppy pee pad in one section of the space Leave the music on keeps the pet calm. Consider hiring a dog walker for exercise and play time with the dog.

​Pet owners need to get down on all fours in your home and yard and look at life from your pet's perspective. What might be perfectly clean from five foot or six feet to whatever you stand it's a whole norther world at six to twenty-two inches off the floor or ground. The animals see the world differently and they smell the world differently and what they don't absorb through their paws they going to ingest when they groom themselves. It's important to make sure that indoor and outdoor are safe. Anything you put on the floor or grounds like cleaners, insecticides, and fertilizer if they don't absorb them they're going to ingest them when they groom themselves. Look for pets and wildlife-friendly labels on products you buy. A safe cleaner for pets is a mixture of white vinegar and water.

Rules on rabies, pets tickets are more expensive and the limits on animals on the airline's cabins make travel with pets more complicated. The CDC passed more restrictions on dogs especially traveling with their owners. That's because the rise in pandemic pet adoption has led to people falsifying their pet's immunization records. Be sure your pet vaccination certificates are up-to-date. The CDC requires that your pet be at least six months old. You'll have to check the rules for Hawaii and other countries you might have to quarantine your pets.
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