FAQ

The 3-3-3 rule for cats refers to the time it takes a cat to adjust after a transition—3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to settle in, and 3 months to feel at home.

Help your cat feel calm during travel by training them to enjoy their carrier, using pheromone sprays like Feliway, ensuring familiar items are packed, and consulting a vet if needed.

To calm your cat during travel, train them to enjoy their carrier with positive reinforcement, use calming pheromone sprays, bring familiar items, and consult your vet for advice or medication if needed.

Sweet potatoes can have a mild laxative effect in dogs due to their fiber content, supporting healthy digestion when served cooked and plain in moderation.

There is no single 'healthiest' dog food universally, but the healthiest options are nutritionally balanced, vet-approved, and tailored to your dog's individual needs.

Sweet potatoes can have a mild laxative effect in dogs due to their high fiber content, supporting healthy digestion when served plain and cooked.

While sweet potatoes are a nutritious treat for dogs, the healthiest dog food is one that is complete, balanced, and tailored to a dog's specific needs.

Sweet potatoes can have a mild laxative effect in dogs due to their fiber content, supporting digestive health when given in moderation.

While not a specific brand, the healthiest dog food is typically one that is vet-approved, minimally processed, and made from whole, balanced ingredients suited to a dog’s life stage and health needs.

Dogs should not eat regular French fries due to added fats, salt, and seasonings that can harm their health. Plain, oven-baked sweet potato fries are safer in moderation.