OK, here's the thing: {{dusting off my soapbox... it's been a while since I've climbed up here...}} A few years ago, I devoured content around zero-waste living. I took notes. Ordered bamboo toilet paper. Subscribed to YouTubers and Instagrammers. Joined a few Facebook groups. Through all of that, I felt equally inspired and intimidated. There's so much good we can all do, but... when you start
Pet Blogging 101: Part 2 (Or, some realities that make this niche extra challenging)
Last week I shared a little Pet Blogging 101 primer, which covered 5 things I wish I had known way back before I started this blog. In that post, I mentioned a part two was coming... and this one builds off of part one with a little caveat. Instead of 5 things I wish I had known, today I'm sharing some hard truths about this industry, some realities about pet blogging that make this niche extra
Pet Blogging 101: Part 1 (AKA, what I wish I knew before I started!)
About 10 years ago I had an idea for a blog. I dove in (on Blogger), started creating posts, figured out how to add images, jazzed up my copy, and... waited... I had three readers in total: my husband, my MIL, and my coworker who was also launching a blog at the same time. Over the course of the next year, I acquired a handful of readers. I got my first angry-troll email. I updated my
10 Gifts for Pet Moms for This Mother’s Day
Mamas, you are amazing. Whether you're raising a dog, a cat, a kid (goat or human), a ferret, a bunny, or a tankful of fish, you're a hero to your charges--even if, sometimes, it can feel like they take you for granted. You're doing an amazing job! I see you and see the feats you accomplish to feed your little ones healthy food and take them to the vet or doctor, enroll in classes or
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