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Pawsome Gifts That’ll Make Your Cat or Dog AND You Will Love

December 23, 2016 By Joi

Cats and dogs are like family for most of us – they’re furry little children that we love with all of our heart and then some. I’ve always known this, but it was recently “brought home” yet again when a member of our family (who happens to walk on all fours, have whiskers, and wear a coat of fur) scared the wits out of us by becoming VERY ill VERY suddenly – as in out of the blue. 

One day, he was fine, getting into absolutely everything and strutting around like John Wayne… then the next, he was completely lifeless. I have never, in all my years of being a proud “cat mom” and admitted “crazy cat lady” seen a cat get sick that fast. It threw us for a loop.

He is fine now and is, as I’m writing these words, strutting around like the Duke.  Thank you God!

Naturally, when it comes to gift-giving, we buy Christmas, birthday, and sometimes even “just because” gifts for our cats and, of course, dogs too (those of you who’s cats allow them to have dogs, anyway – mine flatly forbid it). Petco is a personal favorite place to shop for our cats – they have absolutely everything imaginable  – toys, furniture, food, treats, beds, dishes… etc. It’s just a really fun website to browse around and even funner to open a box that’s been delivered as your furry family member watches.

LOVE that!

Something else I really enjoy is their “Cat Community.” You can learn a lot there – knowledge from other cat families.

The infographic, below, is from Petco and lists three awesome (Pawsome, if you will) gifts for your animals that’ll make their (and your) life easier. Great ideas – in fact, the cat fountain is on my radar and I am BEYOND intrigued by the remote treat dispenser!

Gifts for your Pets Infographic
Infographic Credit: Petco

Filed Under: Cat Shop, Infographics, The Pampered Pet, We Love Dogs Too Tagged With: cat gift ideas, cat infographic

Disaster Prep for Pets

October 7, 2014 By Joi

Alexa After the Boom

The picture of Alexa (above) was taken after a huge clap of thunder! It took about ten minutes (and about 7 cat treats) to coax her out from behind the couch. The article below is all about keeping our pets safe in the event of a natural disaster – as in something more serious than a huge clap of thunder.

Baseline pet emergency preparedness how-to’s

When a natural disaster threatens, or actually occurs, the ensuing chaos and confusion can make it difficult to ensure pets are aptly safeguarded for the event both physically and emotionally, and that a pet owner’s home duly equipped for the crisis at hand. In fact, when pets are involved, the gamut of related crisis management concerns can aggravate an already worrisome situation.

While pet owners want to ensure their pets do not experience any bodily harm when a natural disaster presents, it’s also important to remember that many domestic pets are very much in tune with the environment and their immediate surroundings and can become unusually stressed under circumstances surrounding a natural disaster. As such, it’s imperative that pet owners are prepared to mitigate physical danger to a pet as well as psychological distress like nervousness, fear, and anxiety—and how these emotions may be outwardly expressed (even when contrary to a pet’s normal personality and behavior), which may include hiding, scratching, biting, noise-making, attempts to flee and disregarding commands.

To help keep pets safe, and their homes duly supplied, for an impending—or in the actual event of a—natural disaster, Paul Mann, Founder and CEO of FETCH! Pet Care, spotlights these fundamental yet crucial pet emergency preparedness tips offered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA):

1. Get a kit of pet emergency supplies. Just as you do with your family’s emergency supply kit, think first about the basics for survival, particularly food and water.

  • Food: Keep at least three days of food in an airtight, waterproof container.
  • Water: Store at least three days of water, specifically for your pets, in addition to water you need for yourself and your family.
  • Medicines and medical records: Keep an extra supply of medicines your pet takes on a regular basis in a waterproof container.
  • First aid kit: Talk to your veterinarian about what is most appropriate for your pet’s emergency medical needs. Most kits should include cotton bandage rolls, bandage tape and scissors; antibiotic ointment; flea and tick prevention; latex gloves, isopropyl alcohol and saline solution. Include a pet first aid reference book.
  • Collar with ID tag, harness or leash: Your pet should wear a collar with its rabies tag and identification at all times. Include a backup leash, collar and ID tag in your pet’s emergency supply kit.
  • Important documents: Place copies of your pet’s registration information, adoption papers, vaccination documents and medical records in a clean plastic bag or waterproof container and also add them to your kit.
  • Crate or other pet carrier: If you need to evacuate in an emergency situation take your pets and animals with you, provided that it is practical to do so.
  • Sanitation: Include pet litter and litter box if appropriate, newspapers, paper towels, plastic trash bags and household chlorine bleach to provide for your pet’s sanitation needs. You can use bleach as a disinfectant (dilute nine parts water to one part bleach), or in an emergency you can also use it to purify water. Use 8 drops of regular household liquid bleach per gallon of water, stir well and let it stand for 30 minutes before use. Do not use scented or color safe bleaches or those with added cleaners.
  • A picture of you and your pet together: If you become separated from your pet during an emergency, a picture of you and your pet together will help you document ownership and allow others to assist you in identifying your pet. Include detailed information about species, breed, age, sex, color and distinguishing characteristics.
  • Familiar items: Put favorite toys, treats or bedding in your kit. Familiar items can help reduce stress for your pet.

Consider two kits. In one, put everything your pets will need to stay where you are and make it on your own. The other should be a lightweight, smaller version you can take with you if you and your pets have to get away.

2. Make a plan for what you will do in an emergency. Plan in advance what you will do in an emergency. Be prepared to assess the situation. Use common sense and whatever you have on hand to take care of yourself and ensure your pet’s safety during an emergency.

  • Evacuate. Plan how you will assemble your pets and anticipate where you will go. If you must evacuate, take your pets with you, if practical. If you go to a public shelter, keep in mind your pets may not be allowed inside.
  • Develop a buddy system. Plan with neighbors, friends or relatives to make sure that someone is available to care for or evacuate your pets if you are unable to do so. Talk with your pet care buddy about your evacuation plans and show them where you keep your pet’s emergency supply kit. Also designate specific locations, one in your immediate neighborhood and other farther away, where you will meet in an emergency.
  • Talk to your pet’s veterinarian about emergency planning. Discuss the types of things you should include in your pet’s emergency first aid kit. Get the names of vets or veterinary hospitals in other cities where you might need to seek temporary shelter. Also talk with your veterinarian about microchipping. If you and your pet are separated, this permanent implant for your pet and corresponding enrollment in a recovery database can help a veterinarian or shelter identify your animal. If your pet is microchipped, keeping your emergency contact information up to date and listed with a reliable recovery database is essential to you and your pet being reunited.
  • Gather contact information for emergency animal treatment. Make a list of contact information and addresses of area animal control agencies including the Humane Society or ASPCA and emergency veterinary hospitals. Keep one copy of these phone numbers with you, and one in your pet’s emergency supply kit. Obtain “Pets Inside” stickers and place them on your doors or windows, including information on the number and types of pets in your home to alert firefighters and rescue workers. Consider putting a phone number on the sticker where you could be reached in an emergency. And, if time permits, remember to write the words “Evacuated with Pets” across the stickers, should you evacuate your home with your pets.

3. Be prepared for what might happen. Some of the things you can do to prepare for the unexpected, such as assembling an emergency supply kit for yourself, your family and your pets, is the same regardless of the type of emergency. However, it’s important to stay informed about what might happen and know what types of emergencies are likely to affect your region. Be prepared to adapt this information to your personal circumstances and make every effort to follow instructions received from authorities on the scene. With these simple preparations, you can be ready for the unexpected. Those who take the time to prepare themselves and their pets will likely encounter less difficulty, stress and worry. Take the time now to get yourself and your pet ready.

“Sometimes assistance is needed to care for a pet when emergencies present, like during an evacuation when a shelter or lodging facility does not allow pets. In such instances, it’s prudent to have a backup plan in place to ensure you can secure proper care for your pet. As FEMA notes, one option is to ‘consider family or friends outside your immediate area who would be willing to take in you and your pets in an emergency.’ However, when you don’t want to burden or impose on family members or friends, or subject a beloved pet to kennel boarding to avoid what can be serious health concerns, highly trained and reliable professional pet sitters to visit or board a pet can be pre-arranged or are available on-call to ensure a pet receives protection as well as love, attention and skilled treatment while apart from the family. That kind of peace of mind is priceless.”

Paul Mann is the Founder and CEO of Fetch! Pet Care—the nation’s largest and most trusted franchisor for professional pet sitting, dog walking, and pet fitness/exercise services—serving thousands of pets and pet parents throughout the United States from coast to coast. He may be reached online at: www.FetchPetCare.com.

Source:
http://www.fema.gov/media-library-data/1392389819026-75460345a2f4adcc5418a1da7cb25eef/2014_PrinterFriendly_PetOwners.pdf
http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2014/09/10/340082.htm

Filed Under: Cat Safety, We Love Dogs Too Tagged With: keeping cats safe, keeping dogs safe, keeping pets safe

10 Things to Do if Your Pet is Lost

July 11, 2014 By Joi

July is Lost Pet Prevention, which is something I’m excited about. Lost pet signs always make me feel like crying. As someone who loves her cats like they’re family (which they are, of course), the thought of anyone helplessly searching for their furry little loved one breaks my heart.  Been there, done that, and hope to never walk in those shoes again.

Below is a great article that was generously shared with Cat Pause’s readers.  I hope with all my heart you’ll never need the advice, but here it is, just in case.  In honor of the month, I’m currently working on an article, “Ways to Keep Your Pet From Ending Up in the Lost and Found!” which I’ll post asap.

Even if your pets are safe and secure, read the article because the advice is priceless – and even if you never, personally, need it, you may one day know someone who will.  I would add posting on Facebook and Twitter to #6.  Bottom line is you want to put as many animal lovers on the case as possible. My youngest daughter and I once spent a couple of hours on a hot summer afternoon looking for a lost dog for someone. Fortunately the little cutie was found – dirty, exhausted, and greatly relieved to see his family!

I’d also add this: when looking for your cat or dog, having one person in the car and one or more walking is ideal. Most pets actually know the sound of the family car and (especially dogs) may respond to it as quickly as they will the sound of your voice.  Also, walk slowly as you call – giving them time to respond. Cats, especially, go through quite a “thought process” before making a move.

10 Things to Do if Your Pet is Lost

Nearly one in five lost pets goes missing after being scared by the sound of fireworks, thunderstorms or other loud noises, according to a survey by The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. And, while losing your pet can be a traumatic experience for both you and your pet, have hope as 93% of dogs and 75% of cats reported lost are returned safely to their homes according to another survey.

If you do lose your pet, here are 10 top tips to help reunite you with your furry friend as quickly as possible:

  1. Contact or visit your local shelters and animal control organizations. File a lost pet report with every shelter, dog pound and animal control office within a 60-mile radius of your home and visit the nearest shelters daily, if possible.
  2. Get the word out to all veterinarians in the area. Sometimes people pick up a stray and drive it to a distant clinic.
  3. Search your neighborhood. Walk or drive through your neighborhood several times each day. Enlist friends, family and others to help you. Ask neighbors, letter carriers, and delivery people if they have seen your pet. Hand out a recent photograph of your pet and information on how you can be reached if your pet is found.
  4. Go door to door and speak with your neighbors. The more people know you have lost a pet, and that you are upset, worried and desperately trying to find your pet, the more people will call you if they see an animal in the woods or on the road, or in their backyard.
  5. Place posters and flyers throughout the neighborhood. Post notices at grocery stores, community centers, veterinary offices, traffic intersections, at pet supply stores, and other locations. Also, place advertisements in newspapers and with radio stations. Include your pet’s sex, age, weight, breed, color, and any special markings. To avoid scams, when describing your pet, leave out one identifying characteristic and ask the person who finds your pet to describe it.
  6. Post info about your pet on all pet recovery websites and services. Sites such as Craigslist.org, TheCenterForLostPets.com and FidoFinder.com allow you to broadcast your missing pet info quickly. National pet care providers can be hired to assist you in your search for your lost pet.
  7. Consider using a lost pet recovery service. There are now numerous lost pet alert services, such as FindToto.com, that will contact homes, veterinarians, shelters and animal control organizations for a reasonable fee.
  8. Place food and water outside your home. Your pet may eventually return to your home when they get hungry or thirsty. Consider placing the food in a rented or purchased humane pet trap to capture them.
  9. Tell everyone you see about your pet and ask them to keep their eyes open for her. The more people you alert about your missing pet, the greater the chance someone will recollect seeing your pet in their area.
  10. Don’t give up. Be aggressive in your search, get lots of help, get the word out right away – don’t wait a few hours “to see if she’ll come home on her own “– you need those early hours to put up posters and start your search.

About the Author: Paul Mann is the Founder the CEO of Fetch! Pet Care—the nation’s largest and most trusted franchisor for professional pet sitting, dog walking, and pet fitness/exercise services—serving thousands of pets and pet parents throughout the United States from coast to coast. He may be reached online at: www.FetchPetCare.com.

Filed Under: Cat Health, Cat Safety, We Love Dogs Too Tagged With: how to find your lost pet, lost pets, what to do when your pet is lost

Walk-Thru Gate with a Small Door for Cats

September 10, 2013 By Joi

This beautiful Carlson 0930PW Extra-Wide Walk-Thru Gate with Pet Door allows the cat of the house to feel even more superior than he/she already does!It also allows a cat to seek privacy and and much needed “me time” – away from dogs and/or children.

What I love most about this pet gate is the fact that it’s so handsome.  I also love that it’s expandable – opening up to fit wider doorways.

  • Lets small pets pass through, while keeping everyone else out
  • Sturdy lead-free, non-toxic, chewproof all-steel construction
  • Easy 1-touch release handle
  • Quick, easy setup
  • Includes 2 extensions to expand gate to 44 inches

Click through the picture or the link for more information.

Filed Under: For the Cat Lover, Gifts for Cat Lovers, The Pampered Pet, We Love Dogs Too Tagged With: indoor pet gate, pet gate for cats

Automatic Pet Feeder

April 4, 2012 By Joi

The Large Automatic Pet Feeder Electronic Programmable Portion Control Dog Cat Feeder w/ LCD display, shown here, is exactly what we need for our outside cats. When the entire family is away from home for the entire day, I always worry about my outside babies getting hungry. They’re pretty fat and lazy, so hunting’s out of the question

The only thing they hunt is a spot for their next nap.

An automatic dry cat food dispenser, like this would make sure birds, raccoons, possums, squirrels and any other visitor didn’t leave the dynamic threesome without sustenance.

Description From Amazon

  • Pet-proof lock and hopper-lid and bottom heavy base to prevent tipping. Item is designed for food pieces that are 1/4″ to 1/2″ in diameter, please consider using smaller dry food pieces
  • Record a personal message for you pet. Please check the instruction manual below product description for Instructions and troubleshooting steps.
  • Programmable portion sizes and feeding frequency
  • This product is OEM (original equipment manufacturer) and this allows us to sell at a lower price. Programmable portion sizes and feeding frequency Ant-jamming food-hopper, For all sizes Dogs or Cats Pet-proof lock and hopper-lid and bottom heavy base to prevent tipping.
  • Ant-jamming food-hopper, For all sizes Dogs or Cats

Filed Under: Cat Food, Cat Shop, The Pampered Pet, We Love Dogs Too Tagged With: automatic cat feeder, automatic cat food dispenser

8 Natural Ways to Get Rid of Ants

March 29, 2012 By Joi

How to get rid of ants naturally.

Keep your cats, dogs, and children safe by fighting ants with natural, household products. Leave the chemicals in the labs.

Like most people, Spring means more around our house than March Madness, planning flower beds, and welcoming baseball back.  It means it’s time to go to war against invading ants.  For those of us with pets and/or children in the house, we’re always looking for ways to arm ourselves naturally. Fortunately, getting rid of ants naturally can be done.

Below are commonly used methods for fighting ants naturally:

  1. Dust baby powder directly onto ants and around the places they enter your home.
  2. Wash the areas they travel (their little ant highways!) with a 50-50 combination of white vinegar and water. It masks the smell ants need to navigate.
  3. Sprinkle cayenne pepper around their entries
  4. Place bay leaves or cloves where ants enter your home.
  5. Draw a line with chalk across the place they enter your home.
  6. Coffee grounds repel ants (no accounting for taste), so dust coffee grounds around areas you frequently see ants.
  7. In addition to cayenne pepper, bay leaves, coffee grounds, and cloves, ants are also turned away by cinnamon, mint, black pepper, and chili pepper.
  8. Citrus peels and cucumber peels smell great to us but they repel ants. I’ve used both with miraculous results.

Photo: The beauties in the picture are Adam and Alexa!

Filed Under: Cat Health, Cat Safety, We Love Dogs Too Tagged With: Cat Safety, pet safety

Adorable Cat and Dog Print Plus a Great Quote for Pet Lovers

August 30, 2011 By Joi

White Cat Relaxes on a Comfy Chair While a White Puppy Tries to Pull His Irritating Collar Off
White Cat Relaxes on a Comfy Chair While a White Puppy Tries to Pull His Irritating Collar Off
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“Animals are such agreeable friends – they ask no questions, they pose no criticisms.”– George Eliot

Filed Under: Cat Art Prints, Quotes About Cats, We Love Dogs Too Tagged With: cat art print, cat poster, dog art print, dog poster, quote about animals, quote about pets

Pet Bed for the Best Loved Cats and Dogs in the World: Possibly the Smartest Pet Bed EVER!

August 8, 2011 By Joi

Free Shipping. Pet Bed - PG6220RP

The ingenious, and apparently incredibly comfortable, Pet Bed with Free Shipping shown above is ideal for any pampered pet – cat or dog.

When I first saw it, I thought, “This is what every cat and dog needs – ESPECIALLY the ones who are a little older and possibly experiencing arthritis.” This Pet Bed features a bed covering of water resistant nylon for cool comfort in the summer, and fleece for warmth in the winter. Ingenious!

Inside is a 2″ layer of cedar bedding, offering protection against odors and fleas, superior shock absorption, long-lasting crush resistance, and excellent support. Another layer is a 1 1/2″ orthopedic foam pad. These beds fit inside our Soft Crates. This item ships directly from the manufacturer. Product usually arrives in 2-8 business days, depending on destination, including order processing and shipping.

Click the link for a closer look. This is one exceptional Pet Bed!

Filed Under: Cat Beds, We Love Dogs Too Tagged With: cat bed, Cat Beds, pet bed, pet beds

Guardians of Being by Echart Tolle: Cat Lovers, You’ll Love this Book

May 28, 2011 By Joi

Guardians of Being by Eckhart Tolle and Patrick McConnell

“Millions of people who otherwise would be completely lost in their minds and in endless past and future concerns are taken back by their dog or cat into the present moment, again and again, and reminded of the joy of Being.” – Page 60

Guardians of Being is a book that I know every pet lover in the world will fall in love with.  If you love cats, you’ll absolutely delight in this adorable book.

The author, Eckhart Tolle, is probably best known for his wonderful book The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment.  As for the illustrator Patrick McDonnell?  Oh, he’s only the creator of the comic strip that Peanut creator Charles Shultz called “One of the best comic strips of all time.” – MUTTS.   And he’s an amazingly talented individual! What I love most about Patrick McDonnell’s work is how amazingly obvious it is that he doesn’t just love animals, he GETS them.  The smallest of details in his illustrations show what the dog or cat is thinking and the rest of us who love our pets to distraction identify with his drawings.

We also can identify 100 percent with the beautiful way Eckhart Tolle uses animals to teach lessons. Animals are used throughout the book in illustrations that you won’t be able to take your eyes off and words that’ll lodge in your heart forever.  Eckhart Tolle uses pets to teach us powerful lessons because as he says, “Everything natural, every flower or tree, and every animal have important lessons to teach us…”

True!

“The vital function that pets fulfill in this world hasn’t been fully recognized. They keep millions of people sane.”  – From Guardians of Being

 

Not only will all cat lovers (and dog lovers!) want to buy a copy of Guardians of Being right away, I’m sure you’ll want to buy a copy or two for loved ones. This is a very, very special book.

Filed Under: For the Cat Lover, Quotes About Cats, We Love Dogs Too Tagged With: books, cat books, cat lovers

Top Two Dog Videos of the Year

December 27, 2009 By Joi

Yes, indeed, this is a proud cat-loving, cat-celebrating blog – and the human on this side of the words loves cats to total distraction. But, I have to admit (just not in earshot of my 5+ cats – the + is courtesy of Ming Li’s overactive drive to populate the animal kingdom) I’ve got nothing but love for dogs. No, they aren’t cats, but they are absolutely amazing.

These videos below are a few of my favorite dog videos of the past year – or any year, for that matter.

1. First up, Gracie! Gracie’s owner, Lt. Andrew, returns home from duty overseas. Gracie is so overwhelmed that she wiggles uncontrollably and cries for joy in his arms. Precious! Apparently Lt. Andrew had expressed concerns about Gracie remembering him because as she’s showing her joy and love, you hear a female voice saying, “I told you!” I can’t watch this one without tearing up.

2. Look out for the cute factor in this one! This French bulldog puppy can’t quite master turning over and it is too cute to behold. Look at that face.

Filed Under: We Love Dogs Too Tagged With: animal videos, dog videos

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If the spoiled inside crew would allow it, needless to say they’d ALL be inside. As it is, our outside cats have their own custom-built wooden homes and penthouses and, yes, they are all equipped with heating pads for the cold months.

We also feed and care for feral cats. Some honor us by following us home and allowing us to give them a forever home and to, more importantly, be their forever family.

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