It’s winter and ’tis the season. Not just the holidays, which we celebrate by gathering in groups rejoicing with food, fun, laughter, traditions, making memories, and cozying up together on these chilly nights. But also, in close quarters, passing sicknesses between each other from sneezing, coughing, or even quietly carrying from our other lives. It’sContinue reading “When You Get the -ICK”
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Why You Should Protect Your Kidneys [or Why Kidney Failure Sucks]
When all is well and the body is healthy and strong, often we forget all about it. It’s often not until it’s gone that we realize what we had and wish to get it back. So let’s take a moment now to be grateful for what we do have. Thank you, Body. You know, it’sContinue reading “Why You Should Protect Your Kidneys [or Why Kidney Failure Sucks]”
Next Series: Improving Health
For the next series of blog posts, I will share a PDF I wrote on spec for a client informing their customers about the practice of time restricted eating. I know Thanksgiving is coming up soon and all we’re thinking of is our favorite comfort foods right now during these chaotic times when souls needContinue reading “Next Series: Improving Health”
A Harmonious Household
Should I get a second cat? It is important to think carefully before getting another cat. Cats are a solitary species, meaning they don’t necessarily need ‘friends’ to be happy. Your time, play and an understanding of your cat’s needs are usually enough. However, if you do want to get another cat, it is importantContinue reading “A Harmonious Household”
Mature Cats Are Calm, Wise And Experienced
Kittens are sweet and adorable, but they’ve got boundless energy in their tiny frames. They won’t leave you alone when it’s time for bed, have to be trained, and devour things left on countertops. Older cats have already lived in homes with other humans. They know how to use their litterboxes and are considerably calmerContinue reading “Mature Cats Are Calm, Wise And Experienced”
Prepare Before You Actually Bring Your New Pet Home
Start by shopping for basic pet supplies and specialized senior pet supplies. Then, prepare a small room with a little food, drink, a litter tray, some toys and a warm bed which is enclosed on three sides (you can use a cardboard box and line it with old clothes or a blanket). First day inContinue reading “Prepare Before You Actually Bring Your New Pet Home”
Preparing For The Outside World
Once your cat has been introduced to your family and pets and seems settled and content in your home, only then can you allow them to explore outdoors. We usually advise between three and four weeks, as this will ensure they have spread their scent around and will be likely to know their way home.Continue reading “Preparing For The Outside World”
How To Say Hello To Your New Cat
Each cat is different and with a new home to get used to, you might find that your new feline friend is a little nervous. When you approach your cat, ensure the following: make sure you get down to their level put out your hand call their name softly always ensure they come to youContinue reading “How To Say Hello To Your New Cat”
Setting Up Your Cat’s New Space
Before you even think about letting your new pet out of its cat carrier, you’ll need to set up a safe space with everything they need. A quiet room away from busy areas of the house is ideal – it’ll give them a chance to relax before exploring everywhere. The room should include: an areaContinue reading “Setting Up Your Cat’s New Space”
Getting Your Cat Settled Into Their New Home
Adopting a new cat or kitten is an exciting experience, although there can often be a lot to think about too. When you first take them home, you’ll need to help them gently settle into their new life. A change of environment is often stressful for a cat and it can take a few weeksContinue reading “Getting Your Cat Settled Into Their New Home”
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