A small room cannot get bigger, but it can feel bigger. The goal is to let the eye travel: fewer interruptions, more light, more visible floor and wall, and furniture that works hard. Light and color Mirrors A large mirror reflects light and the view of the room, giving an impression of depth. Placing it … Read more
Living in a small space does not mean your dog cannot get enough exercise. Physical activity matters, but mental work is just as tiring for dogs. A mix of short games, sniffing and training can wear out even an energetic dog. Indoor games Brain work Stairs and treadmills Going up and down stairs a few … Read more
Small dogs have the same need to chew, chase and solve problems as big dogs, but with smaller mouths and teeth. The best toys are sized correctly, safe to chew and matched to what your dog enjoys most. Choose the right size A toy should be too big to swallow but small enough to carry … Read more
Some human foods are safe as an occasional treat, but cats have very specific nutritional needs. They are obligate carnivores: they need nutrients found in animal tissue, such as the amino acid taurine and vitamin A in its active form. A complete, balanced cat food should make up nearly all of their diet, and treats, … Read more
