If your favorite easy chair has cat claw marks on it, you’ve probably wondered why your would do such a thing when s/he has such a good life. Actually it’s a natural, instinctive act, no reflection on your cat’s treatment. Besides vocalization, scratching is a form of communication, indoors or out. Your cat has scent […]
petMap is a small, pocket-size blood pressure measurement device designed specifically for cats and dogs. It provides systolic, diastolic, MAP and heart rate. The manufacturer’s claims are accuracy, sensitivity and performance. The cuff has 11 sizes to fit cats and dogs. It is easy to use as it can be held in one hand. petMap […]
Pet Wiki contributor, Arie Menachem, alerted me regarding Leah Roberts of the Orlando Dog Training and Behavior Examiner, who wrote a thought-provoking article on the subject of Dog Training and its relation to the Milgram Experiment. I would like to share some of the highlights of the article with you. After World War II, Nazi […]
