Nothing feels better than opening the windows on a warm, sunny day to let some fresh air in. But all your good vibes can be quickly crushed when your indoor cat starts scratching and climbing the window screen. Not only is your feline’s bad behavior damaging to your window screen, but it can also be dangerous for her. What if the screen breaks and your kitty gets loose? Or worse, what if she falls out? Read More...
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Cat urine smells terrible! What is worse is that the smell seems to linger for so long, even after it’s been cleaned up. Luckily, getting cat urine out of your hardwood floors is easier than it seems. This article goes over a few quick steps that will get the smell of cat urine out of your house.
Hardwood Floors and Cat Urine Some people might think that cleaning cat urine smells from hardwood is easier than cleaning smells from a carpet. Read More...
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Learn more » Though 5.7 million American households have birds as pets, it’s not common to see people traveling with them. If you go on many trips, you’ve likely seen people on planes with their cats in tow or people at gas stations letting their dogs out for a pee. But when was the last time you saw a bird going through security at the airport or someone letting their bird out to stretch its wings at a rest stop? Read More...
