Blogs by pet lovers

Diwali, the festival of lights, is one of the most joyous celebrations in India. However, for pet parents, it can be a stressful time as pets, especially dogs and cats, often struggle with the loud noises and disruptions caused especially by fireworks. Fortunately, with a little planning and consideration, you can celebrate a pet-friendly Diwali that keeps your pets safe, calm, and even allows them to partake in the festivities. First lets understand what happens to our pets with all these loud cracker sounds.  Many pets, primarily dogs and cats as we know, have heightened sensitivity to loud noises like...

About a year ago, we were gearing up for a major milestone—the opening of our 4th Pet Warehouse store. After meticulous research, logistics planning, and plenty of hard work, we opened our new store at HRBR Layout, Bangalore, also known as Kalyan Nagar. And just like that, a year has flown by, filled with challenges and successes. We are pleased to say this store has been nothing short of a super hit! From record-breaking sales to the immense popularity of our grooming services, Pet Warehouse has become a well-known name in this area. Here’s a look at what helped us...

Dogs are part of our families, and there is no better feeling for a pet owner than knowing that their dog is healthy. Just like any other animal, dogs are susceptible to several diseases-some quite serious-if their symptoms are not noticed as early as possible. Taking proper awareness about the symptoms and preventive measures will keep your dog safe from such life-threatening diseases. These are ten of the common diseases that plague dogs, with their symptoms and some preventive tips to help you assure your furry friend of a long, healthy life.1. Canine Parvovirus   Severe vomiting, diarrhea with bleeding, loss...

Just like humans, pets can fall sick, and determining the warning signs of your pet's illness is all about timely intervention. Equally important is awareness by a pet parent of the common symptoms your furry friend might indicate for not feeling well. Following are some key signs to watch out for: 1. Changes in Appetite or Thirst   Lack of appetite: If your pet stops eating altogether or shows less interest in food, then it may signify the presence of an impending disease.Increased thirst-in individuals who drink more water than the usual amount, it may signify diabetes, kidney disease, or infection....

Understanding the signs of a happy pet is essential for ensuring their well-being and enhancing your bond. Just like humans, pets have their own ways of expressing joy and contentment. Whether you have a dog, cat, or another type of pet, recognizing these signs can help you gauge their happiness and ensure they lead a fulfilling life. This guide explores the various indicators that your pet is feeling happy and content. 1. Signs of a Happy Dog   Dogs are known for their expressive nature, and their happiness is often evident through their behavior and body language. Here are some...

Reuniting with your pet after a long separation can be an emotional and heartwarming experience. The question that often lingers is: "Do they still remember me?" Understanding how pets perceive and react to separation can provide comfort and insight into these touching reunions. 1. The Power of Memory   Pets, particularly dogs and cats, have remarkable memories, though they process them differently than humans. Research suggests that animals have an associative memory type, which helps them remember people, places, and experiences through associations rather than linear time. This means your pet is likely to remember you based on specific cues...

Cat training at home could be an event meant to build a special bond and improve their behavior. Cats can be independent sometimes; however, cats might learn positive behaviors through positive reinforcement. The following simple guidelines shall be used while training your cat at home. 1. Start with Basic Commands An excellent cat training initiative is to teach the cat how to sit. Hold a treat above the cat's head and bring it slowly toward their back. As your cat follows the treat with his eyes and head, their bottom will naturally lower to the ground. As soon as they...

Parvovirus, commonly known as "parvo," is one of the most widespread and highly contagious viruses that mainly affects dogs. However, other species, such as cats and wildlife, have documented it. The disease is very severe, with lethal cases being associated usually with puppies and unvaccinated dogs if not promptly treated. What is parvovirus Parvovirus is a member of the Parvoviridae virus family — small, non-enveloped DNA viruses. The risk in dogs is primarily due to the highest incidence and pathogenic strain, Canine Parvovirus Type 2 (CPV-2). Discovered at the end of the 1970s, CPV-2 mutated into different types of its strains,...

Good eating habits are very necessary for the well-being of your pet. Making sure your pet gets the right food in sufficient quantities and in the right way can save your pet from many diseases and lead to a long, healthy, and happy life. Following are the do's and don'ts in great detail while your pet is eating:Do's1. Give a Balanced Diet Such a diet will be valuable for your pet's general health. It should be balanced and adequate for the species, age, size, and health condition of the pet. Dogs and cats have different nutritional requirements: dogs are borderline omnivorous,...

Expecting a litter is an exciting time for both pets and their owners. Whether you have a cat, dog, or another type of pet, proper care and preparation are crucial for ensuring a smooth and healthy pregnancy and delivery. Here are some comprehensive tips for taking care of a pet soon to be a mother: 1. Veterinary Care  Regular Check-ups: Schedule regular vet visits to monitor the health of the mother and the developing litter. The vet can guide nutrition, supplements, and any necessary vaccinations. Ultrasound and X-rays: These can help determine the number of offspring and detect any potential issues...