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9/13/2009
How do I handle a “misbehaving” cat?
By Kristen Levine, pet lifestyle expert
Well, I’m not sure what you mean by misbehaving. Is he or she playing too rough? Biting or scratching when you pick him or her up? Eliminating outside of the litter box?
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9/11/2009
What are your thoughts on declawing the cat?
By Kristen Levine, pet lifestyle expert
Declawing is a very controversial topic. I think it’s important to first understand the actual procedure, recovery period, and what behavioral issues could possibly emerge for your cat post surgery.
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9/9/2009
My daughter wants to walk the cat on a leash. Is this okay?
By Kristen Levine, pet lifestyle expert
Some cats will oblige you by walking on a leash, but most won’t. Be sure to prepare your daughter that kitty may not want to walk on a leash. However, it’s certainly worth a try!
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9/7/2009
My cat will not leave my Lily plant alone. Any suggestions on how to keep him away from the plant?
By Kristen Levine, pet lifestyle expert
According to the Cat Fanciers’ Association, all parts of these lilies are considered toxic to cats and consuming even small amounts can cause severe poisoning. If there is a lily in your home, there is always the chance that your cat could be accidentally exposed. For this reason, cat owners should avoid exposing their cats to plants of the Liliaceae and Hemerocallis family.
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9/5/2009
We just moved and my cat is not too happy about it. How can I make this transition easier?
By Kristen Levine, pet lifestyle expert
Moving is among the most stressful changes in life for humans. Imagine what pets are thinking when ‘home sweet home’ is packed up and relocated.
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9/3/2009
My cat has been clawing at my couch. What do you recommend to save my couch?
By Kristen Levine, pet lifestyle expert
Yes, upholstered furniture is a favorite among cats to their “clawing”! This exercise is completely natural and necessary for cats. Clawing various surfaces is how cats sharpen nails and release the nail sheath which sheds and re-grows every 4-6 weeks.
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8/21/2009
Avoid Heatstroke in Pets by Helping Them Keep Their Cool
By Kristen Levine, pet lifestyle expert
By now, most of us are thinking ahead to fall—cooler temperatures, autumn breezes and holidays around the corner. But it’s still hot and sticky outside for many of us, so don’t overlook the serious dangers that late summer heat can pose for your pets.
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8/16/2009
What breed of dog is easiest to train?
By Kristen Levine, pet lifestyle expert
All dogs are trainable! Sure, some are easier than others, but that can be a debatable topic, especially among breed enthusiasts.
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8/15/2009
Is there anything I can do to reduce pet dander?
By Kristen Levine, pet lifestyle expert
Yes! Bathing and brushing pets frequently can reduce the amount of dander in your home. Use a quality pet shampoo and possibly conditioner that will not dry your pet’s skin. Brushing your pet daily will not only eliminate hair that will eventually shed onto carpets, furniture and clothing, but will also keep your pet’s coat healthy and tangle free.
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8/14/2009
How do you feel about microchips for pets?
By Kristen Levine, pet lifestyle expert
I love microchips for pets! Having your pet dog, cat, rabbit or horse microchipped is one of the smartest things you can do for them. Nearly one out of every three family pets becomes lost at some point. Sadly, less than half are ever reunited with their families.
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