Managing an itchy dog can be a real challenge, and if you’ve ever had a dog that’s suffered from allergies, you probably know how difficult it can be to convince your pet to stop scratching their skin.

But how can you get your dog to stop scratching? We’ve found the following tips to be most effective in completing the task, but if all else fails, go to the vet clinic to have your pet correctly diagnosed by a medical professional.

Being a dog parent means understanding your pet's needs at all times. Some dogs need as much space as possible as their energy levels might be extremely challenging to manage in an apartment or condo.  

Others, on the other hand, might be calmer and more patient, despite their size. Living in an apartment doesn't automatically equate to you getting a tiny pooch as even some of the smallest breeds can be very energetic and can become unhappy in small spaces.

The cat product industry has come a long way since the 1940s when one pet parent came up with the idea of using sand as litter for their feline friends.

These days, most of the litters you will come across if you’re looking to change the one you've been using are the flushable ones.

But are they safe? What litter types are out there and which ones are safe to flush down the toilet? We’re answering all of these questions and more in today’s post, so keep on reading.