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Do Tell: How Do You Enjoy Days Off With Your Pets?
Wow, North and I had such a relaxing Labor Day – an extra long stroll ending with a frolic at our favorite beach! What are your favorite activities to do with your furry friends, indoors and out, on your time off? Share how you spent yesterday (or any days off this Summer) in the comments below!
Merry Christmas from PetSugar!
Whether your day is filled with sun or snow, I wish you a most wonderful holiday! I hope that everyone is spending time with family, friends, and fun gifts. Don't forget to keep a close eye on your pets today .
Where Will Your Pet Be Christmas Morning?
Going home for the holidays gets a little tricky when you're the parent of a pet of any kind. While some small animals like rabbits, birds, fish, and hamsters are fine on their own for a night or two (assuming you have an auto-feeder set up), larger creatures like cats and dogs require more attention and a sitter or caretaker when you're away.
Of course, if you do decide to take your pet on a plane, train, or automobile make sure you check their rules and regulations before you arrive and purchase special traveling equipment like this rolly pet carrier.
On the Ball: Advent Tree-at For Pets
When I saw the Littlest Pet Shop Advent Calendar for kids on lilsugar, I was instantly motivated! Being a fairly crafty gal, I decided to make an advent calendar for my lil' guy, North. I stopped off at a hardware store after work for some creative inspiration and was actually able to conceptualize and make this calendar from items I purchased or had lying around my house.
T'giving Tip: The-Day-After Omelet for Dogs
Was your Thanksgiving as fantastic as mine? I hope you sent extra food home with guests – or brought some back to your fridge! While I'm pretty excited about my turkey sandwich for lunch today, YumSugar compiled a great list of more creative recipes for those leftovers!
Happy Thanksgiving from PetSugar!
Gobble, gobble! Happy Thanksgiving from PetSugar!
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T'giving Tip: Keep Pets Entertained
North has been invited to Thanksgiving dinner this Thursday and we can't wait! I've begun preparations by freezing beg-prevention peanut butter into two Kong toys and purchasing a new Tyler the Talking Turkey that gobble gobbles... no joke.
T'giving Tip: A Taste Is All It Takes
Introducing large quantities of rich "people food" into a pet's diet on Thanksgiving is bad for their tummies! In fact, some typical holiday fare such as turkey bones or turkey skin should never be fed to pets. Animals can choke on bone splinters and have trouble digesting fatty parts of the turkey such as the skin with all its soaked-in salt and grease.
T'giving Tip: Stock Safe Snacks
Before company comes (or you hit the road), stock up on some special, safe treats for your pets like these Turkey & Cranberry Delights. In that case, if Grandma wants to feed the dog a snack, she can give him a dog treat, not a dangerous turkey bone. Place the appropriate portion in a convenient location and make sure you point out the healthy treats to the humans to let them know that's the supply for the entire day.
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