Articles: Decoding Your Cat
Merry Christmas to Me: Decoding Your Cat Arrives!
cat behavior, cats, Decoding Your Cat, Decoding Your Dog, human animal bond, Steve Dale, veterinary health
It’s the best Christmas gift ever; my advance copy of Decoding Your Cat, authored by members of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists just arrived. You can order your advance copy too! I suppose I do take credit for this all beginning. The concept for this collaborative book idea was hatched at the Western Veterinary…
Pet Resolutions from the AVMA
American Veterinary Medical Assocation, cats, Decoding Your Cat, Decoding Your Cat, dogs, human animal bond, pet food, pets, Steve Dale, veterinary health, WGN Radio
On Steve Dale Pet’s World from WGN radio, listen HERE to Dr. Doug Kratt, president elect American Veterinary Medical Association offers pet resolutions for 2020. Included among pet resolutions is taking our dogs for more walks, it’s good for them and good for us. And we share feelings from one end of the leash to the…
Swaying Cats to Aim Into the Litter Box
cat behavior, cats, Decoding Your Cat, Decoding Your Cat, Featured, veterinary health
Here’s what you can say for sure about litter boxes and cats. Eliminating outside the box is a significant cause of death. The human animal bond can fracture easily enough as a result of cat pee or poop around the house. No surprise, this is likely the most common explanation for cats to be relinquished…
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