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Are Custom Pet Portraits Worth It? A Complete Guide for Pet Parents

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If you’ve ever looked at your dog sleeping in a sunbeam or your cat perched like royalty on the couch and thought, “I need to remember this forever,” you’re not alone. Custom pet portraits have exploded in popularity over the past few years. From hyper-realistic oil paintings to playful royal Renaissance designs, pet parents everywhere …

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How Rare Are Bombay Cats And How Hard Are They To Find?

Bombay Cat Adoption

The Process and Costs of Bombay Cat Adoption: A Petworks Guide for Cat Lovers. Adopting a Bombay cat is a rewarding experience for cat lovers seeking a sleek, affectionate, and intelligent feline companion. Known for their striking black coats, copper or gold eyes, and dog-like personalities, Bombay cats make excellent pets for individuals and families …

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What Age Must Puppies and Kittens Be to Fly?

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Let’s discuss pet flights. Transporting a puppy or kitten by plane can feel overwhelming. They’re tiny, still developing, and completely dependent on us to make the right decisions. One of the most common questions pet parents ask…and one we hear often at PetWorks, is: “How old does my puppy or kitten need to be before …

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Celebrate National Welsh Corgi Day!

National Welsh Corgi Day

National Welsh Corgi Day: Celebrating the Beloved Breed on March 1st. Every year on March 1st, Corgi lovers worldwide come together to celebrate National Welsh Corgi Day. This special day honors one of the most iconic and beloved dog breeds: the Welsh Corgi. With their short legs, long bodies, and endearing personalities, Corgis have captured …

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Why Does My Dog Ignore Me Outside, But Listen At Home?

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If your dog listens perfectly at home…responding to sit, stay, or come – but suddenly ignores you the moment you step outside, you’re not alone. This is one of the most common dog training questions pet parents ask, and the good news is: It’s normal, it’s not stubbornness, and it’s fixable. Let’s break down why …