Follow the feeding guidelines on the bag based on your dog’s weight and activity level. Generally: small dogs (10-20 lbs) need 1-1.5 cups, medium (30-50 lbs) 2-3 cups, large (60-100 lbs) 3-4.5 cups daily split into two meals.

The FDA investigated a potential link between grain-free diets and heart disease (DCM). For most dogs, grain-inclusive food is recommended. Only go grain-free if your vet advises it for allergies.

Scoop daily, and do a full litter change every 2-4 weeks for clumping litter. Non-clumping litter needs changing 1-2 times per week. Multi-cat households should change more frequently.

Basic features (live view, two-way audio, treat tossing) are typically free. Cloud storage, activity tracking, and smart alerts usually require $5-10/month subscriptions.

Orthopedic memory foam beds are best for senior dogs. Look for at least 4 inches of foam, a washable cover, and low entry for easy access. Bolstered edges provide head support.

Gradually mix over 7-10 days: Days 1-3 (75% old, 25% new), Days 4-6 (50/50), Days 7-9 (25% old, 75% new), Day 10 (100% new). This prevents digestive upset.

No litter is 100% dust-free, but premium brands like Dr. Elsey’s Ultra achieve 99.9% dust-free. This is safe for most cats, including those with asthma.

Most pet cameras require WiFi for remote viewing and treat dispensing. Some models offer SD card recording for local storage, but you lose remote access features without WiFi.