A little more understanding.
Food, health and the everyday moments that bring us closer. Practical knowledge for life with cats and dogs, from the PARTNER Editorial Team.
Everyday Health
Choose a Scratching Surface Your Cat Will Actually Use
Watch where and how your cat scratches before choosing a post or pad. Stability, full stretch and location can matter as much as the material.
Choose a Scratching Surface Your Cat Will Actually Use
Watch where and how your cat scratches before choosing a post or pad. Stability, full stretch and location can matter as much as the material.
A Visitor Plan for Dogs Who Jump Up to Say Hello
Prepare visitors before the door opens, practise calm approaches and reward paws on the floor. Give worried dogs distance instead of forcing a greeting.
A Visitor Plan for Dogs Who Jump Up to Say Hello
Prepare visitors before the door opens, practise calm approaches and reward paws on the floor. Give worried dogs distance instead of forcing a greeting.
Teach “Drop It” With a Safe Toy, Not a Stolen Hazard
A safe toy exchange gives your dog a clear reason to release an object. Practise before there is a dangerous item involved, and avoid chasing or forcing.
Teach “Drop It” With a Safe Toy, Not a Stolen Hazard
A safe toy exchange gives your dog a clear reason to release an object. Practise before there is a dangerous item involved, and avoid chasing or forcing.
Build Your Dog’s Recall Before Taking Off the Leash
Practise a consistent recall cue in an enclosed space, reward the return and build difficulty gradually. Keep a safety line while learning outdoors.
Build Your Dog’s Recall Before Taking Off the Leash
Practise a consistent recall cue in an enclosed space, reward the return and build difficulty gradually. Keep a safety line while learning outdoors.
Helping Your Cat Get Used to a Prescribed Inhaler Mask
For a cat with a prescribed inhaler, practise the mask gently and keep a clear treatment plan. Mask training must never delay care for breathing distress.
Helping Your Cat Get Used to a Prescribed Inhaler Mask
For a cat with a prescribed inhaler, practise the mask gently and keep a clear treatment plan. Mask training must never delay care for breathing distress.
Giving a Cat Liquid Medicine: Check the Syringe and Position
A prescribed liquid needs the right syringe, clear units and time to swallow. Prepare the setup and ask for help when the amount swallowed is uncertain.
Giving a Cat Liquid Medicine: Check the Syringe and Position
A prescribed liquid needs the right syringe, clear units and time to swallow. Prepare the setup and ask for help when the amount swallowed is uncertain.