The bow&wow Times

Anxiety is not only just for humans but also for animals. There are many factors that could trigger them: abandonment, loud noises, travelling, strange people, children, and other animals. Like us, they need someone to keep them at ease. There are several ways to keep your pet calm in any kind of circumstances.   1. Walk them Going out with their leash and harness sounds routinary but for them, it’s the most exciting time of the day. Walking them around the neighborhood will give them a bit of fresh air and new things to see which can ease their loneliness and...

Cats are natural groomers, but there may be occasions when your cat needs a bath. Since water can be unnerving for cats, these tips will help to make bath time easier.   1. Get cats used to having baths when they’re young. Their skin, coat type, and breed will determine how often a bath is needed. You can also ask your veterinarian or pet stylist for advice.   2. Prior to bath time, trim your cat’s nails to protect yourself from getting scratched. Use a metal comb to loosen tangles or mats from your cat’s fur. Do not give your...

Here's a quick rundown of what ingredients to look for in your pet's food to give them a healthy skin & coat. Chia seeds Chia seeds contain more healthy omega-3 fats and fiber than flax or other grain seeds and are a good source of protein and antioxidants, helps combat skin inflammation and improves the skin’s texture and softness.   Eggs Eggs have a healthy dose of vitamin A, which promotes cell turnover. Their zinc further supports protein synthesis and cell division, necessary for wound healing, the formation of connective tissue and skin health. Egg yolks provide a valuable source of biotin,...

Does your furbaby refuses to eat their kibble? Dogs and cats that don’t empty their food bowls within a certain amount of time, usually 20 minutes, are more likely considered as picky eaters. As a pet parent, it will be frustrating on our part to have this kind of dilemma. Surprisingly, sometimes dogs aren't food motivated, and other times the problem is actually caused by us, their owners. It’s always better to be prepared on what to give them when at some point in their lives they became fussy eaters. There are several ways on what to do if your...