By Susan Goldfein
If there is any being who rejoices in the current stay-at-home directive, it’s our dog Sam. Like most dogs, Sam becomes indignant when we go out and leave him behind. But lately,...
By Susan Goldfein
Minutes before we humans begin to stir, the dogs know. They’re pacing the floor instead of patiently lying around like every other morning, waiting for signs the day has officially begun.
When it’s my husband, and not I, who’s the...
If your dog loves being outside, you’ve probably worried about keeping them cool when those Florida temperatures rise during summer. Helping your pet beat the summer heat can ease your warm-weather worries. Though there are common precautions...
Do you think you’ve got the cutest pet? Show him or her off in the next issue of Lifestyles! We’re looking for the best dressed and most festive companions that our audience has to offer. See information...
Wanting what’s best for your pet is second nature as a pet parent, but sometimes what we consider “good” for us is not always best when it comes to our fur baby. Whether it be feeding them...
By Michael B. Wright
Every home we’ve ever lived in eventually became a menagerie of dogs, cats, birds, hedgehogs and more. We even had two Peking ducks once.
But there are...
Essential oils have grown in popularity, their use ranging from purification to relaxation. However, all though these oils may smell great to humans while having great benefits, what many people don’t know is that certain essential oils...
By Susan Goldfein
I am crestfallen, dejected. But let’s stick with crestfallen. The word origin is animal-related, and my unhappiness has everything to do with an animal: with an article I read concerning the emotional...
