Pet Training Tips and Techniques

Your hands are shaking a little. That’s normal. Bringing home your first kitten is equal parts thrilling and terrifying. I remember my first one.

You just brought home a kitten. And now you’re staring at it, wondering if you’re doing any of this right. I’ve seen that look before. The wide eyes.

You just brought home a bird. And now you’re scrolling through twenty different websites, each telling you something totally different about cage size,…

You brought home a bird and felt that rush. Then you opened three different websites and got three different answers about cage size. Or water cleaning.

You just brought home a cat. And now you’re drowning in advice. Half of it contradicts the other half. One site says raw food. Another says kibble only.

You just brought a cat home. And now you’re staring at them wondering if you’re doing anything right. I’ve been there.

You brought home that first fish full of hope. Then spent the next three days staring at the tank, wondering if it was breathing. I’ve been there.

You’re scrolling again. Trying to figure out if that “expert” tip about crate training is actually safe. Or whether your dog’s chewing means anxiety.

You bought the tank. You picked the fish. You even got the plants. Then the water turned cloudy. The fish hid.

You’ve stared at your dog’s face for twenty minutes trying to figure out why they won’t eat. Or watched your cat pace at 3 a.m.