Beth Crane
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About
Beth is a mom to two kids: one with four legs, one with two. Beth has years of practical experience as a veterinary care assistant , working in both the consult and in operating room, expanding her knowledge to gain certification in her favorite subject: feline behavior and welfare! When she’s not writing about her favorite topics (cats and creature comforts), she’s looking after her daughter and her mischievous Nebelung, Kiba. When she gets a moment to herself, Beth loves to delve into fiction books. Horror is her favorite genre, with fantasy and rich history being her second go-to’s.Archive
Sometimes, the best names for a pet are the simplest. When trying to name a new puppy or renaming a rescue, the name pool is massive. Some people may go for new-age names or something unique, but there is a...
Whether your pup is big or small, weighing them is almost always something you’ll have to do within their lifetime. It can be done at your vet’s office, but sometimes, a reliable at-home scale is needed to keep your dog...
The Rott Pei is a relatively rare crossbreed that’s quickly gaining popularity. These large, imposing dogs are a mix of two of the most recognizable breeds in the canine world: the Rottweiler and the Chinese Shar Pei. The Rott Pei...
The Dalmatian is an iconic breed known for their dazzling coats of black and white spots. Dalmatians are primarily associated with their black and white coats, but did you know a very rare color of Dalmatian with light yellow spots...
If you’ve noticed your dog becoming anxious around other people, sticking close by you wherever you go, or becoming uncomfortable in certain situations, you might wonder if they’re not as confident as they could be. A lack of confidence in...
Hemp and CBD (cannabidiol) oil for dogs are widely available, but their effects have not been studied enough to prove their effectiveness. Claims of anxiety relief, pain relief, and increased lifespan are commonly stated, but it can be difficult to...
Puppies are enchanting, and we love everything about them. That even extends to their breath in most cases. If you’ve ever been nose to nose with a puppy and they yawned or gave you a loving lick, you’ve smelled the...
The Pitmatian is a curious crossbreed of two large and decidedly different dogs: the Dalmatian and the Pitbull. Dalmatians are a famous breed known for their signature spots and service to firehouses, and Pitbulls have a notoriety of their own...
The West Highland White Terrier (or Westie) is a very old breed native to Scotland. These charming dogs have been around for more than 300 years and have helped their owners in the traditional rat Terrier ways until fairly recently....
Cocker Spaniels have a rich history as working gun dogs and as loyal companions. Whether working in the field or relaxing at home, Cocker Spaniels win the hearts of any who come across them. Their adoring natures led to the...
Dogs are amazingly communicative and use their faces and bodies to let us know what they need. Paws are another way our dogs talk to us, and they can be surprisingly expressive! If your dog puts their paw on you,...
West Highland White Terriers (commonly referred to as Westies) are a distinctive Scottish breed that is well known for their beautiful white coat and bright Terrier personalities. Westies are small but sturdy, intelligent, and more independent than other small dogs....
Miniature Schnauzers are the smallest variant of the three sizes in the Schnauzer group, which includes the Miniature, Standard, and Giant. Salt and pepper is the most common color and pattern of Mini Schnauzers. These perky dogs are full of...
Miniature Schnauzers are intelligent, bold little dogs, but they may have some “little dog” toileting traits that they share with other small breeds because of their size! Toilet training a puppy of any breed can be difficult to start with,...
Banana bread is a sweet, sticky treat, and it’s the ideal recipe for using over-ripe bananas. Bananas are the star ingredient in banana bread (unsurprisingly), and dogs can safely enjoy bananas on their own without issue (in moderation). So, what...
