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Help! My pet is eating poop!

By: Rebecca Rose The name for this is coprophagia. It is a common problem and there are ways to make it stop! Sometimes the cause of coprophagia is behavioral. The dog must be trained that eating his feces, or the feces of other animals, is not okay. This can be...

Traveling with your pet

By: Rebecca Rose, In Clover founder and product developer Ahhh, summertime, and a pet parent’s thoughts turn to “who is going to take care of my fur baby while I am on vacation?” Or, if you are the lucky sort who can travel with your pet, “how will I deal with the...

4 Steps to Control Hairballs

By: Rebecca Rose, In Clover founder and product developer As I am sitting down to write about the number one reason cats vomit- hairballs, I cannot get the image of Antonio Banderas as Puss in Shrek 2 out of my head.  This handsome cat is a mercenary who is going to...