Petmate Academy
Because we know pet-parenting is no walk in the park, Petmate strives to provide solutions for all pet owners, from the pet-parent novice to the seasoned veteran. With our 50 years worth of pet expertise, we take pride in being your go-to for providing the knowledge to keep your furry (and feathered) friends happy and healthy. Check out these articles for tips and tricks to make loving and caring for your pet a little easier.
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How To Brush A Cats Teeth
While most conversations surrounding healthy teeth and gums revolve around humans and our hygiene practices, pets, including cats, need proper dental care too. Read Article -
Pet Friendly Plants for Every Home and Garden
Do you know if that plant in your living room, in your kitchen, or in your garden could be poisonous to your furry friend? In 2020 alone the ASPCA Read Article -
Common Cat Eye Infections
A healthy cats eyes are supposed to be bright and clear. So, if your cat's eyes have started to look more pink, or you have noticed your cat excessively pawing Read Article -
Helping Pet Shelters
Have you ever wondered what an animal shelter does to help the animals in their care? Have you ever wanted to help your local animal shelter Read Article -
Tips to Help Ease Your Pet Into Your Back to School Routine
Saying goodbye to pool days and ice cream trucks on hot summer days can be hard! Summer days that are filled with lazy days at home with your pets and play time outside is almost over. Read Article -
How to Transition to a New Dog or Cat Food
Switching your pet over to a new food is sometimes necessary in keeping your furry friend as healthy as can be Read Article -
Is My Cat Safe Outdoors?
Have you been wondering whether or not its safe to let your cat outside? Maybe they've been Read Article -
My Cat is Afraid of the New Dog
You've just adopted a new dog and are bringing it home for the first time. However, as soon as your cat sees the new pup, she runs away scared. Most cats tend to be afraid of dogs and for good reason Read Article -
Cat Scratching and Furniture
Every cat owner knows that kitties love to scratch their claws on things. Whether it's while they're stretching or your cat is scratching up your couch while playing, Read Article -
How to Help Stray Cats
Have you ever seen a stray cat while you're out and about and wondered what you should do? It can be hard to know if you should approach the cat or leave it alone, Read Article -
Traveling With a Cat
Whether you're moving or taking a long vacation, there are times when traveling with your cat is something you just can't avoid. Cats generally are not as easy to travel with as dogs or other pets, but there are plenty of ways to keep them comfortable while taking them out of their everyday environment. Read Article -
Renting With Pets 101: Finding Pet-Friendly Living
Moving is stressful enough as it is and adding pets into the mix only complicates it further. For most of us, rehoming our pets elsewhere is out of the question. Read Article -
Tips for Using A Pet Stroller
Have you ever passed someone pushing a stroller only to realize that there isn’t a baby in the stroller—there’s an animal? Read Article -
The Importance of Regular Vet Checkups
When you notice that your pet is sick or injured, you don't hesitate to take them straight to the vet so that they can receive the care that they need. Read Article -
Should I Get An Automatic Pet Feeder?
While feeding your pet should always be something that you keep an eye on, automatic pet feeders can be a great option for those who are busy or away from home most of the day. Read Article -
4 Reasons You Need a Pet Water Fountain
Are you getting tired of cleaning and refilling your pet's water dish every day? Or has your dog or cat been struggling with dehydration and not drinking enough water, despite Read Article -
Where Should I Put My Cat's Litter Box?
Choosing the perfect spot for your cat's litter box can be a challenge and quite honestly, requires a bit of strategy. After all, you have several things to take into consideration: Read Article -
Fire Safety for Cats
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, roughly 40,000 pets die in house fires each year, with about 500,000 pets affected overall. Even worse, Read Article
