Clearly Loved Pets Blog

Is your dog quite social? Is he always showing his love and affection to you? Would you love the chance to introduce him to other dogs? Then it may be time for a pet playdate! (Yes, they’re real things!) Pet playdates are a great way for your dog to socialize with other dogs and have some fun at the same time. Of course, they do require some planning! Here are some tips to make for the perfect pet playdate!   Choose Your Guests Carefully When it comes to inviting other dogs to your home, choose carefully. You will most likely...

When it comes to choosing a pet, you have TONS of choices. You could go with the popular ones – like a dog or cat. You could go for the unique, like an iguana or a snake. Or maybe you’re thinking about a guinea pig. If a guinea pig is on your list of possibilities, here are a few questions to ask yourself to ensure that it’s the right pet for you.   What kind of care does a guinea pig need? Guinea pigs require regular grooming, and they need their cages cleaned at least once per week. Additionally, they...

“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.” – Anatole France   If you love your pet – like so many of us do – then this quote rings true to you. Pets are such an important part of our lives. We celebrate their birthdays. We celebrate their “Gotcha Days.” We shower them with gifts at the holidays. And we definitely won’t forget about them on Valentine’s Day! On Valentine’s Day this year, while you may pick up a special treat for your furry friend, there are some other ways you can show them some...

With those cute little noses, floppy ears, and puffy tails, bunnies are just adorable. And, while they are not your typical pet, they can make for great pets – as long as you know how to care for them. If you think you’d like to bring a bunny home, here are a few basic care tips to keep in mind.   Make Them a Home Your rabbit is going to need their very own home inside your home. You want to make sure they have plenty of room to hop around, along with having room for their food and water....

Separation anxiety is normally defined as the extreme fear that one may feel when being separated from parents or caregivers. And, when you hear of separation anxiety, it’s often children who suffer from it. But guess what? Your dog can suffer from separation anxiety, too. Yes, your oh-so-lovable fur-ball can become overly dependent or attached to you (or members of your household). And, when you leave the house, that’s when the anxiety manifests itself in its fullest form.   What Are the Signs of Separation Anxiety? A dog experiencing separation anxiety may exhibit various signs, such as: Bark, whine or...