Gayle Nastasi, animal consultant and author
In the USA, Thanksgiving is nearly here. Once that holiday is past (and, in some households, even before), people start thinking about Christmas decorations. (Or, at least, those do who celebrate that holiday.)
In homes occupied by pets, that indulgence may require added precautions.
I was searching in my old Blogger archives this morning, looking for inspiration for this month’s newsletter. I actually was searching for something totally different, but happened across the issue I’m quoting below.
As I looked at the date, saw the opening lines, my heart nearly stopped.
The day after I wrote this … my mother died.
Sometime in late April, just about every year, people who follow me on Facebook will be greeted by a single-word, all-caps post.
HUMMINGBIRD!
It’s flea and tick season. Make sure you read those labels, because many products safe for dogs can be toxic to cats.
I’m particularly fascinated when animals of different species buddy up. In our house, Magic moved in and took over not only home and human family, but Kira’s heart as well. This odd couple are best friends. Their playtime antics keep us in stitches. They even (I’m not crazy, I swear) go potty together. Do you have a pair of unlikely pals in your family?
An interesting and informative article in support of positive reinforcement training.
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