Ever walked out to your backyard and found it full of holes? You are not the only one who has experienced this, digging up mud is the most common behaviour trait of our dogs. It looks and feels like destruction but it actually is the opposite of that, it is a sign that they are trying to fulfil a specific need of theirs.Understanding why and when they dig up mud is the first step to managing their natural habit without giving them any harsh punishments.

Cats are known for their hygiene, which makes them peeing on the bed more confusing than it actually is. Behaviour like this can be a signal for problems which are under the skin and not visible to the naked eye which need to be taken care of.Here are 10 common causes of why cats might be urinating outside their designated area in the litter box and how one can put a stop to it.

While walking around town, often we see street dogs around us, playing, sleeping, walking and sometimes coming up and asking for pets. Most street dogs are simply trying to survive, but some can get territorial if they feel a threat to their life. Encounters with street dogs can escalate to levels which will be regretted later on but the only way to protect yourself from any kind of risk is to know how to react responsibly. Let’s discuss some ways with which your next walk will feel safer around street dogs rather than scared.

Dogs are part of the family. They share with us, our home, our routines, our moods and sometimes even our secrets. For thanking them for all the love they give, we should be celebrating their birthday just like any we would of other family members. One day where they are the centre of attraction. Those wagging tails, puppy paws, ans sloppy kisses deserve one day where they feel like the world revolves around them. If you have never celebrated your dogs birthday, look at this as a sign to celebrate the birth of your life-long companion. Here are 8 ideas that will make those tails wag as fast as they can:

With our busy routines in todays day and age, we take out time to make sure our pets visit the vet, go for walks, and get their daily play time. Often we overlook the simplest need of theirs - physical touch. It is not just limited to cuddle and belly rubs, it goes much deeper, let find out how!

Leaving your pet behind when shifting for college to another town is an emotional rollercoaster filled with love, sadness and conflict. Their love is simple, it is felt with daily walks, play time, familiar sounds and reassuring voices which they get attached to with time. When their favourite person who feeds them, takes care of them, goes out on walks, leaves, it cause an emotional unrest. Even if they can’t speak their feelings out, they have their ways to show how they feel the absence of that person. It is not just a change in their daily life, it is a void which the rest have to fill in.

Cats are curious and their curiosity is the root cause of what gets them into trouble, especially near plants in the house. There are many plants which are placed in our houses that are toxic for cats. Being educated about the plants placed in your home can make life easier for you and your cat as well.

Ever wondered why you hear dogs bark more often when you’re walking through an apartment building rather than alongside houses? Staying in an apartment comes with its own challenges for humans as well as for pets, like shared walls, neighbours and limited space are just some of them. Pet owners face an additional challenge which is excessive barking. Hearing a bark in the backyard and a bark in an apartment can be two very different forms or alerts which are given out by dogs. The barking of your dog is not random, there is a valid reasons for it. Communicating with your pets and understanding what they are meaning to say strengthens the bond between you and them. Let’s scroll down to know why your pet is troubled more in an apartment.

The monsoon season takes away the burning heat but along with that brings in health issues for your pets. Pets are vulnerable to various diseases that come in due to excess stagnant waters, unstable temperatures and increase in bacteria in the surroundings. During the monsoon season, we as pet parents have to keep our eyes open to keep our loved companions safe from all the illnesses that come along with this beautiful weather.

Keeping a bird as a pet is not just about having a companion, it is also about making a statement in the society. Humans have always been fascinated with the beauty of birds and their ability to mimic speech. We will explore some rare species which cost a fortune to bring home but make a bold statement when seen besides you. Here are the 5 most expensive birds that one can bring home as a lifelong pet.