My mission in creating the BocMeow Pet Care Blog is to inform pet parents on pet nutrition/pet care.

The more I research, the more I want to share. It is my hope that all pet parents do the same and at the very least, any information I share can be a base to pet parents getting their pet(s) started on a healthier path.

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I’m a huge fan of Nadine M. Rosin’s book, The Healing Art of Pet Parenthood.

Her 8 year old dog Buttons was given 6 weeks to live after being diagnosed with cancer. However, Button lived until a week shy of 19 years old!

Read more to discover how Nadine worked to get rid of Button’s cancer!

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If you’re looking to get your dog or cat onto a more natural diet, but are confused as to what direction to go, you are not alone. Please read on as there is a GREAT website that has all of the necessary information you need to know in order to provide your dogs and cats with a natural, healthy diet.

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As a pet owner, I don’t look at my pets as just another animal.

I love my pets. They are a part of my family. They are my children and I am their mom. I worry about them the same way I would a child, i.e. make sure they’re warm and comfortable, make sure their healthy and happy. As a professional pet sitter, I know my clients feel the same way about their pets.

With this in mind, we know our pets will not live as long as us and that the day will come when we have to say goodbye.

It’s a thought all pet owners dread and don’t want to think about, but is a fact that all pet owners must face. Many people don’t understand the emotion behind losing a pet, wondering why someone would grieve over a dog or a cat. Unless we have other friends or family who understand our love for our pets, it is hard to talk about our grief. The pain of losing a pet is real and we should not be embarrassed about it. If we spent the time loving our pets, how could we just forget them and move on without grieving for them? (more…)