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We adore our pets and we love sharing their cute little faces and funny antics with you! In this archive, you will also find useful products and items that will help you in raising and caring for your beloved pets.

Our furry kids include 2 dogs, a cat and a ferret. We hope to include things in our pets section that will be useful for these and other types of pets.

This is an old picture when we only had Jasper & Honey. We now also have Millie and Junkus (ferret). I need to get photos of them up! Over the years, we’ve had other pet-babies that have since left our family. They included dogs that were rescued and re-homed, goldfish, hermit crabs, chickens and cats that appeared out of nowhere & disappeared the same way 🤣! Some of those, sadly, passed away and others went to live with other family members as they moved. We love pets and do what we can to keep them in healthy, safe homes, most always with family.

Jasper and Honey

See below for our 5 most recent pet posts then use the navigation at the bottom to see more.

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cute dog eating: raw food vs. kibble
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Raw Food vs Kibble: What Should You Feed Your Dog?

As a dog owner, your top priority is likely to provide your furry friend with the best nutrition possible to let your pet thrive. Unfortunately, the number of pet food choices available in stores can make it challenging to know what’s right for your four-legged friend. When it comes to selecting dog food, a common...

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The Benefits Of Professional Dog Training

There is nothing exciting than bringing that new bundle of joy into your home for the first time. We’re not talking about a baby…we’re talking about your new puppy. Getting a new pet takes a lot of preparation and time. They will need to learn about you, as you learn about them. Each pet...

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Understanding Unexpected Health Issues In Cats

Cats are popular pets, d for their independent yet affectionate nature. Despite their hardy demeanor and self-sufficiency, they are susceptible to various health issues, some of which are unexpected.