Lisa Gutierrez+Followis my fluffy princess secretly getting too chunky?Hey everyone, I need some advice! My cat has been looking a little rounder lately, and I’m starting to wonder if she’s putting on too much weight. She still runs around and plays, but I can’t tell if I’m overfeeding her or if it’s just her winter fluff. How do you all keep track of your pets’ weight? Any tips for portion control or healthy treats? I want her to stay happy and healthy, but I also don’t want to stress her out. Would love to hear what’s worked for you and your fur babies! #petcare #catadvice #healthypets #petowners #Pets473Share
Sophia Adams+Followis my pet starving or am i just overfeeding them? help!Hey everyone! I’ve been stressing about how often I should feed my pets. I want to make sure they’re happy and healthy, but I’m worried I might be giving them too much or too little. How many times a day do you feed your pets? Do you stick to a schedule or just go with the flow? Any tips or routines that work for you would be awesome. I’d love to hear what works for your furry friends! Thanks in advance for any advice! #PetCare #PetAdvice #PetParents #FeedingPets #Pets70Share
William Martin+Followis it totally wild to let moles live in my backyard?So, I’ve been thinking about letting moles stay in my yard. I know, it sounds a little out there! But hear me out. Moles can actually help aerate the soil and eat up some pesky bugs. If you’re considering this too, make sure your yard is safe for them. Skip the harsh chemicals and keep pets away from their tunnels. Also, watch out for overwatering since moles like it a bit dry. Caring for unusual pets is all about respect and balance. Have you ever tried this? Let me know your tips! #petcare #gardening #wildlife #moles #backyardpets #Pets121Share
Krista Bond+Followdid i just become a lizard hero overnight or what happenedLast night, I found this funky-looking lizard chilling in my pool. I scooped him out and kept him safe until morning. He seemed a little freaked out, but after some rest, I let him go in the garden. If you ever rescue a critter, make sure to keep them warm and away from pets. Don’t feed them random stuff—just let them chill. Always wash your hands after handling any wild animal. Anyone else have wild animal rescue stories? Drop your tips below! #petcare #wildlife #rescued #lizard #animalstories #Pets130Share
Elaine Gonzalez+Followhow did i save my pup after finding her collapsed on a hike?Last weekend, I found my dog totally wiped out and super thirsty halfway up a mountain trail. It was scary! I realized I hadn’t packed enough water for both of us. Lesson learned. Now, I always bring extra water, a collapsible bowl, and some snacks for her. I also take more breaks and check her paws for cuts or burns. If your pet seems tired or starts panting a lot, stop and rest. Don’t push it. Always keep an eye on your furry friend. They can’t tell you when they’re struggling, so it’s up to us to watch for the signs. Stay safe out there! #PetCare #HikingWithDogs #DogSafety #PetTips #Pets1521Share
William Martin+Followdid my turtle really survive two years on the run?Two years ago, my turtle Houdini vanished without a trace. I searched everywhere, posted flyers, and even checked the neighbor’s yard. I had almost given up hope. Then, out of nowhere, he strolled back into my backyard like nothing happened! This wild experience taught me a lot about caring for pets. Always double-check their enclosures for escape routes. Make sure they have plenty of food and water. Don’t forget to spend time with them every day. Even the slowest pets can surprise you! #PetCare #TurtleTales #LostAndFound #PetTips643Share
Cassandra Snyder+FollowAre You Accidentally Upsetting Your Dog?Ever feel like your dog’s giving you the cold shoulder? Turns out, following them around when they want space or scolding them for something they did hours ago could actually hurt their feelings! Dogs live in the moment and need their boundaries respected, just like us. Instead of reading guilt into their puppy eyes, try tuning into their body language and giving them the empathy they deserve. Who knew being a good dog parent was all about trust and understanding? #DogLife #PetParenting #DogLovers #PetCare #DogBehavior #Pets431Share
davisjames+FollowPet Care Costs Are Out of ControlDid you know over half of pet owners are skipping vet visits because it’s just too expensive? Vet bills have shot up 60% in the last decade, and most of us can’t swing the cost—some even have to give up their pets. But there are ways to save: pet insurance, low-cost clinics, CareCredit, and vet schools can help. It’s wild that caring for our fur babies is becoming a luxury! #PetCare #VetBills #PetInsurance #PetOwners #AnimalWelfare #Pets845Share
Matthew Kirk+FollowWhy I Never Let My Dog Use Shared BowlsJust found out those communal water bowls at cafes and parks are basically germ parties for dogs. Experts say they can spread everything from kennel cough to antibiotic-resistant bacteria—yikes! If your pup’s slurping from the same bowl as a bunch of other dogs, they could pick up some nasty bugs. I’m definitely packing my own water and bowl for walks from now on. Anyone else grossed out? #DogHealth #PetCare #DogOwners #PetTips #Pets111Share
Vickyyy+FollowHow You Treat Your Pet Reflects Your Family RootsHave you ever thought about how your furry friends might be a reflection of your early family life? That pile of untouched toys for your cat or letting your dog sleep on your pillow despite the shedding—these quirks might just echo your relationship with your parents. In psychology, this is called "relationship pattern projection." Essentially, how we interact with our pets is a subconscious reenactment of our earliest bonds—with our parents. It's fascinating how these patterns play out, even with our four-legged companions. So next time you spoil your pet or struggle with their quirks, consider it a window into your past. #PetCare #FamilyReflections #Psychology #RelationshipPatterns #PetLovers231Share