This space exists so that we can share honestly in a digital world that often is far too glossy. So, here goes: Some days, today being one, I don't like Cooper. He can be a jerk. And, when he's a jerk, I just don't like him. I love him, of course. I love him to pieces at all times. I don't like him at all times. I don't like him today. I really didn't like him yesterday. See,
Everything You Need to Know about Feline Idiopathic Cystitis
Feline Idiopathic Cystitis sounds scary... at least, it did to me when our journey started. But, let's begin at the beginning with my sweet cat, Ripley. A few weeks ago, I started our morning litter box routine. Newt and Ripley share three boxes: one upstairs, one in the laundry room, and one in my bathroom. Twice a day, I start with the box upstairs, scoop all three, then move on with our
Dog Bite Prevention: Safety First for Kids + Pets
Safety first. That phrase permeates everything, doesn't it? Whether it’s the painstaking child-proofing of your home, or the rules you teach and enforce (Look both ways! Wash your hands! Hold mommy’s hand!) it’s always safety first. Yet, somehow, we fall flat when we’re at home with our kids and pets. We take it for granted--She’s such a good dog! They get along so well!--and we
Dog Research Topics: “Vetting” science vs. opinion in the dog universe
I love Dog World, this space built on a shared love and compassion for our furry friends. The most important relationships in my life grew from this space, and I've learned to take better care of my pets along the way. Dog World (that should be a theme park, imo...) brings joy, laughter, tears, and connection. One thing I don't love? There's a lot of outdated, outmoded, and just plain dumb
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