by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 14, 2026 | Pet Health
Cats famously seek out sunbeams, warm laptops and the top of the refrigerator. That love of warmth leads many people to assume cats handle summer heat with ease. In reality, cats can overheat too, and they tend to hide discomfort. Here are some common beliefs about...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 8, 2026 | Pets
Late spring and summer are busy moving seasons, and for cats, a move can be one of the most unsettling events in their lives. Cats rely on familiar smells, routes and hiding spots to feel secure. When the furniture disappears into boxes and strangers carry things out...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 3, 2026 | Pets
By late spring, yards, parks and trails are full of young wildlife. Fledgling birds hop across lawns, baby rabbits hide in shallow nests in the grass and, in some areas, fawns lie quietly in tall vegetation. For pets, especially dogs with strong prey drives and...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 3, 2026 | Pet Health
The first truly hot days often arrive before people and pets have adjusted. Late spring is the ideal time to make a plan, so you are not scrambling when temperatures spike. Heat-related illness can be serious for pets, but much of it is preventable with awareness and...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 1, 2026 | Pet Health
Late spring kicks off the season of grilling, picnics and backyard gatherings. For pets, these events are a festival of smells, dropped food and well-meaning guests who want to share. A little planning keeps the party fun for everyone, including your dog or cat. Foods...
