Pet Blog

Dr. Holland’s Perspective What It Really Takes to Travel with Pets in-Cabin After our latest adventure with Pecan Pie and Lady Blueberry Biscuit, I’m always reminded how many people assume traveling with pets in-cabin is either impossible, chaotic, or reserved for “easy” animals. In truth, successful travel with pets is rarely luck—it is preparation, temperament, … Continue reading “What It Really Takes to Travel with Pets in Cabin”

California Dreaming in Style By Pecan Pie & Lady Blueberry Biscuit Dearest friends, We have returned from dis latest California holiday and, after a full recovery period consisting of naps, snacks, and prolonged window reflection, we are ready to share the details of our most recent travels. Three Nights Above the City Our adventure began … Continue reading “May Mews”

A Gentle Spring Reminder: Hidden Toxins in the Yard Dr. Azure Holland As the season shifts, a quiet awareness can help keep your pet safe in the places they love most. As the weather warms, many families begin spending more time outdoors—opening windows, walking barefoot in the grass, and inviting their pets to enjoy the … Continue reading “A Gentle Spring Reminder”

Spring has sprung… and we have concerns 🌸🐾 Oh hiiii frens, It is officially SPRING which means the birds are birding, the squirrels are squirreling, and the sunbeams are simply… exquisite. We have been very busy supervising the outdoors from our stroller and window perches. Pecan Pie has been monitoring the pollen levels (very high, … Continue reading “Spring has sprung”

from Pecan Pie & Blueberry Biscuit  (as dictated by two extremely involved cats) Hello friends, neighbors, admirers, and people who keep snacks in their pockets, It’s March. Which means spring is trying, the sun is flirting with us through the windows, and Meowmie keeps saying things like “just a few more weeks” while we supervise … Continue reading “🌸 March Mews 🌸”

A thoughtful guide for families As the weather warms, many families begin asking about the possibility of saying goodbye outdoors — in a backyard, garden, or other meaningful space. For some pets and families, an outdoor farewell can feel deeply personal and beautiful. At the same time, outdoor appointments require additional thought and planning. Below … Continue reading “Considering an Outdoor Goodbye as the Weather Warms”

Helping dogs and cats navigate the loss of a beloved companion By Dr. Azure Holland Just as people do, our pets form profound bonds with one another. When a companion dies, the animals who remain often experience their own form of grief—expressed not in words, but through subtle shifts in behavior, appetite, energy, or routine. … Continue reading “Supporting the Companions Who Carry On”

We may not understand words the way humans do, but we understand change. We notice when dis house sounds different. When footsteps don’t arrive where they used to. When a favorite spot stays empty a little longer than expected. We notice when meowmie pauses in rooms she once moved through without thinking. When routines soften. … Continue reading “We Notice When Something Feels Different”

By Pecan Pie & Blueberry Biscuit Hello friends, Reporting live from somewhere warm, breezy, and extremely flattering to our whiskers. 🌴😼 Dis New Year, we traded sweaters for sunshine and decided to ring in 2026 the proper way — by following the sun. Pecan Pie here. I would like the record to show that I … Continue reading “A New Year Mews Letter from the Bahamas”

By Pecan Pie & Blueberry Biscuit Holiday rituals don’t have to be big or fancy. From where we sit (usually somewhere soft), dis most meaningful moments are the quiet, familiar ones we share with you. We thrive on routine, presence, and togetherness. The little traditions you create with us become comforting anchors year after year. … Continue reading “The 12 Days of Togetherness”