What did Aimee and I write about during the first full week of November? If you missed a day, check out this installment of the Pets Blog Week in Review.
Monday, November 5
Paying Attention When Pets Act Weird
Murph was barking like crazy, the cats were acting wary…it was very suspicious behavior, which I try to pay attention to. In this case the animals tipped me off to the cops at the across-the-street neighbor’s house.
Aimee noticed some odd behavior with one of her dogs too. Moose developed a limp during their walks, one that Aimee’s keeping an eye on.
Tuesday, November 6
I Am So Thankful for All of the Animal Lovers Out There
November’s “I Am So Thankful” month, so I wrote why I’m thankful for animal lovers.
Glucosamine and Chondroitin for Pets
Aimee suspected Moose’s limp may be due to his hip dysplasia so she spent some time looking into supplements that may help his joints.
Wednesday, November 7
79 Animal Rights, Welfare, and Service Organizations Worthy of Your Donations
All charities mean well, but some utilize their monies better than others. This article tells which ones do it the best.
What Else Should Be in a Pet’s Joint Supplement?
Besides glucosamine and chondroitin, Aimee listed other minerals and vitamins that can be beneficial to a pet’s joints.
Thursday, November 8
Chaotic Cat Chronicles: Crouching Meowy, Flying Tabby (Hidden Murphy)
In this installment of the chaotic cat chronicles I explain how Mr. Meow and Tabby, once sworn enemies, have now become partners in crime…and playtime. And when they’re in full swing, the rest of us duck and cover!
Aimee gave some great pointers on how to teach your dog to obey this most useful of commands.
Friday, November 9
24 Wildlife Conservation Organizations Worthy of Your Donations
As with the 79 animal rights, welfare, and service organizations I listed on Wednesday, these are the top 24 in the wildlife conservation category.
18 Zoos and Aquariums Worthy of Your Donations
This article rounded out my investigation of the best-ranked charities, the ones that use donations most effectively.
Why Does My Dog Roll in Things?
Aimee discussed a behavior –one that can get rather smelly—that many dog owners are familiar with: the roll. She explains the deep-seeded need that drives dogs to cover themselves in poo or the stench of dead animals.
Saturday, November 10
National Pet Cancer Awareness Month: What You Should Know
Because November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month and because Budly died of cancer, I thought it’d be a good time to look into it a little closer.
Using Bitter Sprays for Training
Aimee explained the different types of deterrent sprays out there and how to use them with behavior modification to get your dogs to act –or not act, as the case may be—the way you want them to.
Sunday, November 11
Ah, a blessed day off for Aimee and I before we launch into another week bringing you interesting and informative articles.