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  Due to the ever-increasing competition in today’s dynamic world; it has been found that approximately 85-90% of human population in the world has stress. Its not that humans only face stressful situations, this menace called stress is also found in pets. An unhappy pet is a cause of concern for every pet parent. But the major question is: What are the causes of stress in pets? The answer lies in the fact that pets living in shelters are more prone to stress because of the kind of environment they live in. The major trouble is the fact that the place is so noisy that it becomes very difficult for them to get away. Then there are sensitive pets that face a very difficult time leading a shelter life. For pets that live with their human parents, situations like change of place, new pet, strangers, vet visits and separation can cause anxiety. Causes of stress in pets There are three major causes of stress in pets. They are: Environmental stress Emotional stress Physical stress Let us ...

Cozy blankets, hot coffees, and lazy days, well, it’s officially a snuggling season. But, with all the goody feels and winter chills, the cold weather makes it a bit harsh to deal with the season. Especially when you live with animal companions, the challenges may arise and all we need to do is to come up with a few precautions. Winter days aren’t as normal as those bright sunny days because the shorter daylight hours and longer chilling nights can make it extra challenging for your pup.  Bundle Up Your Pet Pets are too gentle for the temperature outside. The wind-chill can threaten a pet when exposed directly. So, ensure to keep your pet warm by wrapping him with a cozy blanket while they sleep, sit, eat, or play. This is to protect your furry pal from the risk of frostbite and hypothermia during extreme cold snaps. For some extra coziness, you can also dress your pet to keep him warm.  Exercise Daily  Winters may be tempting to turn into a couch potato but exercising is...