Author: Jordan McKenzie

Jordan McKenzie

Jordan McKenzie has been a guiding voice in pet care and animal welfare for over 12 years. With a degree in Veterinary Science from the University of Guelph, he began his career working in animal shelters, gaining hands-on experience in animal health and rehabilitation. Joining our team recently, he has been a valuable resource for pet owners seeking advice on natural and sustainable pet care practices. Jordan is an amateur photographer in his free time, capturing wildlife and natural landscapes.

Bringing a Cavapoo—the charming, affectionate mix of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Poodle—into your life is a journey rooted in love and hope. These dogs have earned their place as one of the most beloved companion breeds due to their low-shedding coats, gentle dispositions, and undeniable charm. Their soaring popularity, however, has created a crowded and confusing online market where responsible breeders compete with high-volume facilities. For an aspiring pet parent, the task of sifting through online listings to find a truly healthy, well-socialized puppy from an ethical source can feel daunting. The decision you make is not…

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Emotional support animals are some of the best companions you can have. Not only are they great pets, but they also serve a legitimate purpose by assisting with mental health disorders. Plus, emotional support animals aren’t restricted by service dog laws, so you can have cats, dogs, and plenty of additional animals as ESAs. That said, ESAs aren’t protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act or Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), so you may be wondering if landlords can treat them like pets and charge fees. So, can landlords charge for ESA? In this article, we answer that question and…

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The Fascination with Bengal Cats Among purebred cats, few breeds capture the imagination quite like the Bengal. Known for their striking leopard-like spots, energetic personality, and affectionate nature, Bengal kittens have become one of the most sought-after breeds in the U.S. Families and cat enthusiasts alike are drawn to their wild appearance paired with the temperament of a loving domestic pet. In Pembroke Pines, FL, Happy Paws US has earned a reputation for offering healthy, well-socialized purebred kittens for sale, including Bengals. For anyone who has ever considered welcoming one of these extraordinary felines into their home, understanding the breed’s…

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As pet parents, we want our dogs to live their best, healthiest lives. When they’re chasing after a ball, running in the yard, or simply lounging at home, we take great joy in seeing them thrive. But as our dogs age or deal with various physical challenges, their joints often become a source of discomfort. Joint pain in dogs can limit their mobility, hinder their playful nature, and affect their overall quality of life. One of the most effective ways to support joint health is through the right nutrients. These nutrients can help maintain healthy joints, alleviate pain, and even…

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If you’ve ever stepped outside on a freezing winter morning and felt that sharp wind slice right through your jacket, you know the kind of cold I’m talking about. Now picture your dog — standing there with nothing but fur between them and the chill. Some breeds might shrug it off like it’s no big deal. But plenty of others? They’ll shiver, lift their paws, or even turn around and try to head back inside. That’s when most owners realize: a warm coat isn’t just a fashion statement for dogs. It’s protection, comfort, and sometimes even a matter of health.…

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Adopting a dog is a beautiful thing. You’re providing a home to a dog who needs one. That said, if you plan on adopting a dog, you may be curious about how long the adoption process takes, especially because it’s more intensive than buying a dog from a breeder. So, how long does it take to adopt a dog? Read on to learn more about the process and what it takes. How Long Does It Take to Adopt a Dog? On average, it takes around three to five days to adopt a dog. That said, some shelters may allow you…

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