Mental exercise is crucial to our dogs' overall wellness. The same thing applies to cats, but there seem to be fewer products designed to get them thinking. (At least that I've found! If you know of any, do share!) So, I decided to whip one up: a DIY cat puzzle! This is the easiest DIY project you will ever do. Supplies: a small box and a collection of either toilet paper rolls or
Idiopathic Head Tremors: Updates and “Tremor Tracker” free download
If you're dealing with idiopathic head tremors (or sometimes referred to as head bobbing), you have my sympathy. It's stressful to not know why something is wrong with your pup, and it's even more stressful to watch them go through it knowing that there's nothing you can do. If you're new to head tremors, I've written about it HERE, and a veterinary office contributed an article here. Both
Mornings
As I write this, the clock just struck 8 am. Newt and Cooper are curled up together in my bed. Emmett is asleep in his new bed. And Lucas is asleep in the dog chair across from my desk. This is what mornings are like around here. Well, sometimes they're like this: Our mornings are very quiet. I've written before about the importance of routine, and our morning
Guest Post: “Get busy living, or get busy dying.”
Editor's Note: This is a guest post written by Sharon of GrouchyPuppy. This is an especially meaningful post to me as this is something I've been dealing with as Emmett has started to encounter many age-related health problems. Thank you, Sharon, for contributing an open, thoughtful post about this important topic. In the movie The Shawshank Redemption there is a key moment near the end when
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