National Pet Wellness Month is here and it’s time to shower our fur kids with extra love!

Love and grief is a human emotion that all of us experience. For Kathy, hers came during unprecedented times, forcing her to evaluate what it meant to love.

Ever wondered what it is like to live with 10 cats?

Appreciate your everyday heroes – Read up on Liang May’s experiences as a Stay at Home mum and pawrent to one.

Pawjourr aims to be the number one pet parenting platform for pet owners to find advice and products/services that best suit their pets. However, we also aim to help future or expectant pet owners in deciding whether they should get a pet, and what comes with it.

As a new dog or cat owner, the experience can sometimes be scary. How much do you feed them? How frequently do they need to be bathed? What kind of medical needs do they have? These are just some of the questions our pet owners at The Woof Agency have asked themselves when they first got their furbabies.

Article originally published on Petfinder by Jennifer Sellers. Refer to the original article here. When it comes to raising kittens, the philosophy is pretty similar to that of bringing up children. If you provide proper care and training when they’re young, it increases the odds they’ll grow up to be healthy, well-adjusted adults. So if you […]

Article originally published on Purina. Refer to the original article here. When bringing a kitten into your home, it’s best to make sure you’re prepared. That will help create a smooth transition that is less stressful for your new cat. Here is a rundown of supplies you’ll need to prepare in advance. We think you’ll find […]

Article originally published on Purina. Refer to the original article here. Kittens are adorable, but they can also be a handful. They quickly hide, chase after a piece of fuzz, and answer nature’s call without giving the slightest warning. In fact, if there’s a kitten in your home, she’s probably far too busy playing with your […]

Now, today, I want to talk about enthusiastic dog lovers/owners; not the ones that’s afraid. So with the utmost respect, I say this on behalf of most dog owners, particularly owners that’s struggling or value dog training: don’t touch our dog without our permission. 1. Don’t bend down to stroke my dog. 2. Don’t call […]

Article originally published on Cat Care Center. Written by Dr Lacie Lee. Refer to the original article here. Understanding the Changing Health Needs of Mature, Senior, and Geriatric Cats If you have lived with your cat since they were young, you have a good understanding of what is normal for your cat in terms of their behavior […]

Article originally published on Petfinder. Written by Jennifer Sellers. Refer to the original article here. When it comes to raising kittens, the philosophy is pretty similar to that of bringing up children. If you provide proper care and training when they’re young, it increases the odds they’ll grow up to be healthy, well-adjusted adults. So if you […]

Article originally published on Blue Buffalo. Refer to the original article here. Adopting a kitten or just thinking it over?  There’s probably nothing better than taking home a wide-eyed, velvet-nosed ball of fluff (hey, who’s rescuing who?) but even if you’ve had a kitten before, it’s wise to review the basics. Best age to adopt Separating […]

If you’re looking for a trainer for your furkid, there are a few things you need to consider – What category of training are you looking for There is a variety of training available – puppy training, basic obedience training, behaviour modification etc. Before selecting a trainer, know what type of training you are looking […]

Article originally published on Yummypets. Written by Clarie Aert. Refer to the original article here. The first night with your new puppy can be challenging, not least because you want to snuggle them and protect them from their fears. However, managing the first night is crucial and can define the base of their education and life with […]

3 months ago, we made the decision to get Oolong thinking that we are prepared mentally and financially to be pet owners (whilst running a start-up). ☺ Rather than being informative, this is more of a #thoughtcatalogue kind of article. ?: “Can we get a dog, please?” ?: “No dogs! I’m busy enough taking care […]

I opened my doggo eyes to the warm sunlight and I think of my younger days where I would bounce up and run out to play. Somewhere in my 13 years of life, things changed. It was not because I have become less playful, neither was it because the toys weren’t fun anymore. It’s simply […]

Article originally published on Dodowell. Written by Danielle Esposito. Refer to the original article here. The first time you see a case of the zoomies, you might watch in shock as your dog bolts back and forth at lightning speed before collapsing on the floor. While your panting dog might look like he just ran around like […]