Jennifer Billock
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Vets Say This Is the Worst Place to Put Your Dog's Bed (opens the original)
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Like many pet parents, I can say without a doubt that my dog is spoiled. She has a bed in my office, another in the bedroom, two in the living room, and another bed in the bathroom because she likes the humidity of the shower. And, of course, all those options are for when she’s not sharing my bed with me. My goal in giving her all these beds was comfort. I never once thought about whether they were appropriate places to put a dog bed. So, after speaking with vets, I was shocked to find out that
14 Small White Dog Breeds That Are Spunky and Adorable (opens the original)
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It’s easy to see how a tiny white dog could steal your heart. These pint-sized dogs often have playful personalities that bring joy to their owners. If you’re thinking of adding a dog to your family, these are the best small white dog breeds for every type of home and lifestyle. If your heart is set on a small white dog, the good news is that there are a surprising number of breeds that check these two boxes. Some are hypoallergenic, some are kid-friendly, some are great adventure companions, an
Don’t Make These Beach Mistakes With Your Dog, a Vet Warns (opens the original)
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For dogs who love to run, jump, and splash, the beach is one of the greatest places to be. But whether you’re taking your pooch for a run on the boardwalk, going for a quick dip, or escaping the rays under your beach umbrella, it’s important to keep an eye out for common pet hazards. A day in the sun can easily include hazards like drowning, dehydration, exhaustion, and sunburn that might sneak up on you and your dog. Even sand can cause injury, says Nita Vasudevan, D.V.M., who lives and works i
Vets Say This Is the Worst Place to Put Your Cat's Litter Box (opens the original)
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Unless you’ve toilet-trained or housebroken your cat, a litter box is a necessary evil of having a furry feline friend. Finding the right placement for the box—a spot that doesn’t get litter all over the house but is still one that your cat will actually use—can be difficult. Here, Rebecca Greenstein, D.V.M., veterinary medical advisor for Rover, shares her advice for the best spot to put a litter box in your home. Don’t focus on the type of room you’re putting a litter box in. Instead, focus on
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