Cats Trained to Use Their Carriers Find Vet Visits Less Stressful
Training cats to go in their carrier and for a short car ride leads to less stressful visits to the
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Companion Animal Psychology News February 2019
Dog training standards, the puppy brain, and the crow that called for food… the latest Companion Animal Psychology news. Favourites
Read moreHow to Have an Awesome Caturday
We all know that one day rules the week – Caturday. Caturday is the one day a week where it’s
Read moreFive Pet Subscription Boxes Every Pet Needs
Love is in the air! So why not share a token of your affection for your sweet furry friends, with
Read moreHow To Celebrate National Love Your Pet Day
Mark your calendars because February 20th is National Love Your Pet Day! While you likely shower your pet with love
Read moreFour Winter Pet Hazards to Avoid this Season
Winter is here and pet safety is a top priority. The recent snowstorms, from the polar vortex on the East
Read moreNew Study Identifies our Different Ethical Beliefs about Animals
New research finds four ethical orientations towards animals, and some surprising links to cat and dog ownership and to other
Read moreAdding a New Addition to the Family
Introducing a new pet to the family can be an exciting time for owners, but unfortunately it isn’t always for
Read moreFeline eye disease can cause irreversible glaucoma, cataracts, and blindness
Uveitis is a fairly common problem in cats, and can have a number of causes. Because of the seriousness of
Read moreThe evolution of cat handling: From the ‘two-zip code’ stretch to ‘gentle control’
In veterinary school we had a class called “restraint.” One of Merriam Webster’s definitions is restricting movement. From experience, I’ll
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