As pet owners, we know how hard it can be to leave our dogs behind when we head out for work or other responsibilities. For many dogs, this absence can lead to separation anxiety, causing them to feel stressed, act out, or even become withdrawn. However, there’s a great solution for owners looking to alleviate… Read more »
Category: Pet Behavior
How to Spot Signs of Stress in Your Pet and What You Can Do About It
Pets, like humans, can experience stress and anxiety. Recognizing the signs of stress in your pet and taking proactive steps to alleviate it can significantly improve their quality of life. At Hill Country Pet Sitters Plus, we understand the importance of maintaining your pet’s well-being. Here’s how you can spot signs of stress in your… Read more »
Understanding the Most Common Dog Behaviors
From Labrador retrievers and German shepherds to beagles and poodles, dogs are very different in size, shape, breed, and personality. However, no matter which type of furry friend you have, there are some common behaviors exhibited by most dogs that some owners don’t tend to understand. Some of these behaviors include going to the bathroom… Read more »
What Tail Wagging Means in Cats
Cats are mysterious creatures, usually hesitant to give their trust (or even the time of day) to anyone. So unlike dogs who seem to be an open book in comparison, it takes a little bit of research and studying to understand what your cat is trying to tell you. Let’s start with cat tail wagging,… Read more »
Dog or Cat: Which Should You Adopt?
There’s nothing quite as rewarding as adopting a lovable, four-legged friend into your family. However, unless you’re a die-hard dog-lover or cat-lover, you may feel torn about which animal you should adopt. Do you want a laid-back kitty who falls asleep on your lap? Or do you want a high-energy pup who will run right… Read more »
How to Help Your Dog and Cat Get Along
Dogs and cats living together doesn’t have to be a sign of the end of the world. In fact, dogs and cats can peacefully co-exist under the same roof; they can even become close friends. So, whether you’re introducing a feline or a canine into your home, here’s how you can get them to get… Read more »