FAQ's

Q: What’s the best food for my dog?

The best diet depends on your dog’s age, breed, and health. Choose high-quality dog food with real meat, balanced nutrients, and minimal fillers. Always consult your vet before switching diets

Q: How often should I bathe my dog?

Most dogs need a bath every 4–6 weeks. Over-bathing can dry their skin, so use gentle, pet-safe shampoos.

Q: How can I train my dog at home?

Start with simple commands like sit , stay , and come . Use positive reinforcement — treats, praise, and patience make all the difference.

Q: Why does my dog eat grass?

It’s usually harmless and helps with digestion, but if it happens often or causes vomiting, check with your vet.

Q: How can I calm my anxious dog?

Create a routine, provide a cozy safe space, and use gentle reassurance. Exercise and mental stimulation also reduce anxiety.

Q: How can I tell if my cat is healthy?

A healthy cat eats well, grooms regularly, has bright eyes, and moves comfortably. Watch for changes in appetite or litter box habits.

Q: Why does my cat knead with its paws?

Kneading is a comforting behavior from kittenhood — it’s how cats show affection and relaxation.

Q: How often should I clean the litter box?

Daily scooping is best! It keeps your cat comfortable and prevents odors or health issues.

Q: My cat scratches furniture — what can I do?

Provide scratching posts and cat trees. Reward your cat for using them and cover furniture corners temporarily.

Q: Should I let my cat go outdoors?

Indoor cats live longer and safer lives. If you allow outdoor time, supervise or use a cat harness.

Find the Answers You Need for Your Furry Friends

Welcome to Pawgram’s FAQ page — your trusted space to find quick, clear answers to all your pet care questions. Whether you’re a first-time pet parent or an experienced animal lover, we’ve gathered the most common queries about nutrition, health, behavior, grooming, and daily care — all in one place.

Our goal is to help you feel confident, informed, and connected in your journey of loving and caring for your pets. Because every question you ask brings you closer to understanding your furry, feathery, or finned friend a little better.