These new and growing high-end hot spots for pet wellness are all about holistic care. If you can imagine some of your favorite personal pampering moments, there is a good chance your pet can enjoy them as well — soothing massages, therapeutic swims, and natural facials that leave pets glowing inside and out. Even the atmosphere is different. Forget about the neighborhood groomer rushing through appointments amid barking crowds and organized chaos. Next-level luxury means a serene, spa-like environment with private sessions, expert therapists, and vet-approved therapies tailored to each pet’s needs. 

Many of these services still include the basics like clips and cleanses, but also add luxury experiences focused on long-term health, stress reduction, and rejuvenation. This includes aromatherapy, blueberry facials, hydrotherapy in warm pools (or underwater treadmills for low-impact exercise), pet reiki for emotional balance, acupuncture for pain relief, and therapeutic massages to release tension and stimulate natural oils, resulting in a shinier coat.

Best of all, these benefits extend far beyond a pretty pup. Regular visits can help prevent skin issues, reduce anxiety (especially in indoor pets), and extend lifespan by improving physical and mental health. For owners, it’s also peace of mind knowing your companion is thriving, plus the joy of a happier, more vibrant pet strutting home. And nowadays, through science, they combine well with AI-monitored wearables for real-time vitals during sessions, sustainable plant-based products, and hyper-personalized care based on breed or DNA insights. 

Three Pet Wellness Paradises That Are Raising The Bar! 

D Pet Hotels Collection in Arizona, California, and Texas. Along with doggie daycare and boarding, this next-level luxury pet hotel offers personalized hair styles, blowouts and coloring, teeth cleaning, massages, thermal body wraps, and rejuvenating massages. If you don’t have time to drop them off, ask about D-chauffeur services that provide your pet with luxury transportation to the facility. Of course, if you do visit, you can check out the D-Boutique with an exclusive selection of high-end pet products. 

The Zuri Pet Spa in Southern California has three locations providing aromatherapy and private villas with webcams so you can watch your pet relax. Among other services, this 5-star spa pampers dogs with a state-of-the-art Prima bath system, spa baths, mud baths, and full body haircuts. For pups who need more activity, they also offer day care with games, training, agility courses, and social games. Chauffeur service is available! 

The Brooklyn Pet Spa in Brooklyn, New York, caters to cats and dogs with five-star pampering. Shampoos include high-quality Hydra shampoos and conditioners, nail trimming, dental cleanings, and even outdoor playtime as part of a pet daycare and boarding program. Known for treating every pet like its own, the pet spa strives to provide a stress-free experience for every pet. Many pet parents send their pets to the spa every 4-6 weeks to maintain hygiene, coat health, and overall comfort.

Three Luxury Excursions That Invite Pet Parents, Too! 

The Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch in Colorado welcomes dogs with gourmet treats and beds while you enjoy human spa massages. Nestled among the majestic Colorado Rocky Mountains and the Beaver Creek ski resort, this distinct year-round destination resort offers outdoor adventure and a range of human amenities, including manicures, saunas, steam rooms, and plunge pools. They offer concierge services for local dog activities and have a resident Saint Bernard, “Bachelor,” and partner with services like Wanderlust Dog Ranch for day camp and boarding. 

Salish Lodge & Spa in Washington offers pet-friendly hikes, followed by your own relaxation session. This unique dog-friendly offering, called the Pampered Paws Package (patio rooms only), includes treats, a blanket, green pace access, doggie bowls, and waste bags. Meanwhile, all the humans in the group can take in spa treatments, soaking pools, and massages. If you do need a little time away from the pet, the nearby Salish Veterinary Hospital in Snoqualmie offers comprehensive pet care services.

Lake Austin Spa Resort in Texas syncs pet therapies with owner yoga or facials. For pet parents, there are world-class, medical-grade treatments that offer a luxurious experience to restore mind, body, and spirit. And for pets, some services allow furry friends to participate. In fact, the resort believes that the lake and pets were made for each other, which means every pet will be treated with thoughtful attention, including special treats, spa dog beds, doggie life jackets for swimming, and plenty of time with you along the lakeside walking trails. 

All in all, whether you arrange an excursion for your pet or your entire family plus one, luxury pet wellness is becoming increasingly common when you know what to look for. From holistic therapies that outshine regular grooming to owner-inclusive perks at top spots in the United States, 2026 is turning into the year of the pampered pet (and pampered pet owners). 

So what are you waiting for? Book that appointment and watch your fur baby glow, and take a minute or two to check out our pet travel tips before you head out. Traveling is even on the best reasons to take advantage of our pet records program at All About Spot. Pamper on!

At All About Spot, we know how much peace of mind comes from knowing your pet is happy, healthy, and entertained. So we decided to put together a last-minute shopping list of our favorite standout pet gifts this year. We’re seeing a wonderful mix of fun, functional, and heartfelt options for dogs, cats, and special feathered friends.

If you have a playful puppy, a curious kitty, or a vibrant parrot, then we hope these practical picks promote play, comfort, and bonding for years to come. Nothing beats the holiday season when it’s filled with tails a wagging, purrs a rumbling, and beaks a chattering in delight.

Gifts for Dogs: Tail-Wagging Treasures

Dogs bring endless energy and unconditional love, so their Christmas pet gifts should match that enthusiasm. Here are three top picks to get those tails pumping with excitement.

SodaPup Lick Mats are game-changers for the pups who have everything. These dishwasher-safe mats come in fun novelty shapes like bones or holiday-themed designs. All you do is smear them with peanut butter, yogurt, or wet food.

Dogs can spend 30 minutes or more licking away, calming them during any noisy family gatherings when the house is filled with excitement. Even better, these lick mats support dental health and alleviate boredom.

Festive Bandanas and Bowties add a little fashion to the mix. All About Spot is happy to lend its support for great ideas, too. Our shop offers adorable, pet-friendly bandanas and bowties that are perfect stocking stuffers.

These pet gifts aren’t just cute — they’re made with soft, durable fabrics that are comfortable for all-day wear. Slip one on your pup for holiday photos, family dinners, or winter walks, and watch them steal the show. They are also machine-washable for easy cleanup after muddy adventures.

The P.L.A.Y. Holiday Wobble Ball 2.0 is another festive puzzle toy that dispenses treats when your dog rolls and nudges it around, making playtime a potential mealtime. It’s the perfect pet gift built for enthusiastic players and adds a merry twist with holiday colors and designs.

If your dog is food motivated or needs a little extra activity for their diet, the ball keeps them engaged and prevents gulping. Pair it with some high-quality treats, and these pet gifts will keep giving for years to come.

Gifts for Cats: Purr-fect Tree-Time Surprises

Cats may act aloof, but they secretly adore a good surprise — especially one that taps into their natural hunting instincts or provides a cozy spot to nap. We have three sure-fire winners for this year’s wish list.

Catstages Tower of Tracks is a must-have multi-level ball track toy that keeps cats batting, chasing, and pouncing for hours. The non-skid base prevents tipping, and the bright colors appeal to playful felines of all ages. It’s especially great for indoor cats that need extra stimulation during shorter winter days.

Pet parents rave about how it redirects energy away from furniture. But best of all, it engages hunting instincts and provides the mental stimulation every cat craves.

Stylish Bandanas from AllAboutSpot can be an excellent choice for cats as well as dogs! This collection includes several lightweight, adjustable options that add a touch of holiday charm without overwhelming sensitive kitties.

The bandanas are soft against fur and feature fun patterns that look beautiful in family photographs. Affordable and versatile, they’re a thoughtful stocking stuffer that shows you pay attention to the little details your cat appreciates.

The Automatic Cat Teaser Turntable Toy is a battery-powered toy featuring rotating feathers and unpredictable movements that mimic prey, engaging even the laziest lounge cats. It’s perfect for independent play, even when you’re busy wrapping gifts or hosting guests.

In 2025, tech-savvy toys like this are popular for their hands-off fun, helping reduce boredom and keep claws off your Christmas tree. These pet gifts honor the independent spirit of cats while delivering the play they love.

Gifts for Birds: Chirpy Holiday Cheer

With bird owners on the rise, we can’t forget that feathered companions thrive on enrichment — things to chew, swing, and explore. While birds might not rip open presents themselves, a well-chosen gift can brighten their cage and bring joy to the whole household.

Lava Blocks, cuttlebone perches, or mineral grinding stones help trim beaks while supplying essential calcium. These are especially good for preventing overgrowth.

For smaller birds (like budgies), opt for softer woods like balsa or yucca. For larger parrots (macaws, cockatoos), go for harder woods or denser materials. Always choose untreated, bird-safe toys from reputable brands to avoid toxins. You can also look for corn cob and wooden block combos that encourage shredding and exploration.

Pet-friendly Enrichment Toys are also a favorite of ours at AllAboutSpot. We have several colorful, safe chewables and hanging accessories. Our shop focuses on engaging products that maximize those special moments, and for birds, that means toys that promote foraging and play.

All of these pet gifts are durable, non-toxic, and designed to keep beaks busy —essential for parrots, cockatiels, and other cage birds. They’re one of the most affordable ways to refresh a bird’s environment this holiday season.

Bird Swing Toy Packs with bells, swings, and mirrors make the perfect gift for the pickiest birds. What we like best about these packs is that many of them are designed to soothe the bird’s feet while affording chew and audio entertainment.

All of the different toys promote exercise, reduce boredom, and add vibrant color to your bird’s world. It doesn’t even matter if they are parakeets, cockatiels, conures, macaws, parrots, love birds, or finches. Any hanging swing pack will provide hours of fun. It only takes a few seconds to attach it inside their cage.

Wrapping It Up: More Ways to Spoil Your Pets This Christmas

Beyond individual gifts, think big-picture this holiday. A subscription to All About Spot’s Pet Records service is a thoughtful, year-round present. It securely stores health info, vaccinations, and preferences online—shareable with sitters or vets with a single tap. It’s perfect for travel-loving families or peace of mind during busy seasons.

Those are our picks for this year’s pet gifts. We hope you enjoy them and have the happiest of holidays with plenty of tail-wagging, purr-filled, chirpy years to come!

The balloon, retired in 2011, has been lovingly restored and is soaring once again between New York skyscrapers, with a brand-new, brightly colored bandana fluttering around her neck. At 76 years old, it’s safe to say that Freida is a senior citizen in balloon years, but thanks to The Farmer’s Dog, she doesn’t even show it. 

The Farmer’s Dog, initially founded by Jonathan Regev and Brett Podolsky, who were inspired to start a company that could produce healthy food for their beloved Jada, has reimagined dog food to give dogs with health conditions and senior dogs a fighting chance for happier, healthier lives. To do it, these founders researched decades of pet nutrition data and consulted top vet nutritionists to create a fresh, convenient pet food service.

What’s unique about The Farmer’s Dog is its website, which helps pet owners determine a specific meal plan at a reasonable price. The planning stage only takes about three minutes, even if you have multiple dogs. Questions are very straightforward: What kind? How old? Temperament? Weight? Activeness? Health issues? Food preferences? Within minutes, the site delivers a recommended trial subscription (at a discount) featuring human-grade meat and fresh vegetables that are ideal for their nutritional needs. 

Even more amazing, the new pairing of Freida and The Farmer’s Dog isn’t just about nostalgia and pet food awareness. Since November is Senior Dog Month, The Farmer’s Dog has launched Freida’s Friends, an adoption initiative that might be the most meaningful thing any pet food company has ever done.

By partnering with shelters in every corner of the country, The Farmer’s Dog has hand-selected adoptable senior dogs to showcase in November. These sweet, gray-muzzled pups are the ones who often get walked past in favor of puppies. But this year is different.

Every single one of these dogs is getting outfitted with an official Freida bandana, identical to the one the Macy’s balloon will wear on national television. The bandana will help these amazing dogs stand out in shelters through November 30, along with all the online attention they’ve received on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and everywhere The Farmer’s Dog has a social media presence. 

Adopt any one of these dogs before November 30, and newly minted Freida Friends families will receive their first full box of The Farmer’s Dog fresh food completely free and $300 in account credits for future orders. Along with this generously fresh love letter to senior dogs, the bandana comes home, too. 

More About The Company Behind The Bandanas

The Farmer’s Dog could have just sponsored a parade balloon and called it a day, like many pet food brands. But The Farmer’s Dog did something remarkable by building an entire adoption campaign around it. 

Ask them why they decided to do it, and they’ll tell you: Dogs deserve real food and genuine love, no matter how old they are. They believe, and many vets back them up, that dogs do best when they’re fed fresh food — gently cooked, just enough to kill dangerous pathogens while preserving whole-food integrity.

The food is so fresh, in fact, that every dish offered up by The Farmer’s Dog is legitimately safe enough for people to eat. What’s more, it’s portioned perfectly for your dog(s), shipped frozen, and arrives ready to thaw and serve. 

There are no giant bags, scooping, or wondering why your best friend’s dinner smells like a chemical plant. More important, owners start to see the difference in a few short weeks or months. Their pets tend to have shinier coats, better poops, fewer allergies, and a ridiculous amount of excitement at mealtime. (Who wouldn’t?)

No, it’s not magic. The Farmer’s Dog makes food without the garbage, and the results are even better for the dog who needs it most. Over the years, The Farmer’s Dog has collected dozens and dozens of stories about a 14-year-old lab who couldn’t climb stairs but starts happily bouncing up them when called, or the 12-year-old rescue who’d given up on toys that begins to carry one around once more. 

These are the kind of stories that make us all question why anyone would spend $2,000 on an orthopedic dog bed but still feed their fur baby that grocery store kibble made with “feed-grade” ingredients. It doesn’t make any sense. Our pets deserve a healthier diet that comes with higher standards. 

It’s something to think about. And maybe this Thanksgiving, while Freida the dachshund proves that 76 looks pretty great with proper care, thousands of real-life senior dogs will be coming home from shelters for the holidays, wearing those beautifully bright bandanas and with a meal plan already in place. 

Who knows? Maybe that someone is you. Head to thefarmersdog.com/freida to meet the Freida’s Friends near you. One of them has been waiting a long time. Or maybe, if you aren’t ready to take in another gray-faced dog because you have one already snoring on your couch, you’ll rethink their next meal and give The Farmer’s Dog fresh meal plans a try. 

Either way, Freida’s flying again, and so are many of her friends. And all of us at All About Spot think that’s pretty special. Thanksgiving is about second chances. And it turns out that parade balloons, senior dogs, and a place to keep pet records have all of that in common. Happy Thanksgiving!

Pets, just like people, need more than an extra blanket tossed on the bed. There are several steps you can take to make sure they are happy, healthy, and comfortable. After all, unlike humans who can throw on a jacket or adjust the thermostat, pets rely on their natural coats, instincts, and pet parents to weather seasonal changes.

For dogs, breeds with thick double coats like huskies and malamutes are naturally equipped for cold weather, but short-haired breeds like Chihuahuas and greyhounds tend to struggle. Cats, too, vary in their cold tolerance. Long-haired breeds like Maine Coons fare better than short-haired ones like Siamese. And, in general, smaller animals like rabbits or guinea pigs can be sensitive to temperature drops, especially if they live in semi-outdoor environments.

Grooming provides the foundation for cold-weather pet tips.

A healthy coat acts as a natural insulator, protecting pets from chilly temperatures, wind, and even light precipitation. So, make it a point to provide them regular brushing to maintain a healthy coat. 

For dogs with double coats, such as golden retrievers and German shepherds, expect heavy shedding in the fall as they transition from their summer coat to a denser winter one. Deshedding tools and undercoat rakes can remove loose fur, preventing mats that can trap moisture and cause skin irritation. For short-haired breeds, a soft-bristle brush can help distribute natural oils, keeping their coat shiny and skin hydrated.

Cats benefit from regular brushing, too. Since long-haired breeds are prone to matting, a slicker brush or grooming glove can remove loose hair and prevent hairballs, as cats tend to groom themselves more in drier weather. Brushing them also stimulates blood flow to the skin, promoting a healthier coat. Just like dogs, brushing pets at least two or three times a week can work wonders (or daily for heavy shedders). 

Regular brushing can also help cut back on bath time in the winter, when over-bathing can be problematic. Unless your pet gets particularly dirty, reducing baths to once a month (or less) can help protect their natural oils and prevent dryness. When they do have a bath, always choose a pet-safe moisturizing shampoo with ingredients like oatmeal and aloe vera. Some pets, like rabbits, tend to do better with simple spot-cleaning with a damp cloth. 

Bath time can also provide a perfect reminder to check your pet’s paws. Inspect them regularly for dryness, cracks, or foreign objects like burrs. Apply a pet-safe paw balm to keep pads moisturized and protected. Trim nails every two to three weeks, or have a groomer do it if you’re not confident. Cats can generally get by with a scratching post, which helps them naturally maintain nail length.

Pet tips that fuel your pet in the fall means hydration and nutrition.

As temperatures drop, your pet’s nutritional needs may shift. For example, reduced outdoor time can lead to lower activity levels, especially for dogs accustomed to long summer walks. If your pet is less active, reduce their food portions or switch to a lower-calorie formula, as recommended by your vet. Many decisions can be made by monitoring unwanted weight gain, which can strain joints and increase health risks.

Conversely, outdoor pets or those engaging in high-energy activities (like agility training) may need a slight increase in calories to maintain body heat. High-quality proteins and healthy fats, found in foods with ingredients like chicken, salmon, or sweet potato, provide sustained energy. You can also incorporate foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, such as fish oil or flaxseed-based supplements, to promote skin hydration and coat shine. And for cats, consider wet food to provide some extra moisture to keep their skin hydrated and coats healthy. 

Cooler months can also be a great time to swap out summer treats for fall-inspired ones that support health. Pureed pumpkin (plain, not pie filling) is an excellent source of fiber and can aid digestion in small amounts for dogs and even some cats. Dehydrated sweet potato slices or apple bites (without seeds) can also be used as nutritious, seasonal treats.

Changing up your pet tips can help move exercise indoors. 

With shorter days and cooler temperatures, outdoor playtime may be limited. Keeping your pet physically active indoors is essential to prevent boredom, weight gain, and destructive behaviors.

This makes for the perfect time to try out interactive toys to engage your pet’s mind and body. For dogs, try a treat-dispensing toy like a Kong or puzzle feeder that requires them to work for their kibble. For cats, toys like feather wands, laser pointers, or ball tracks stimulate their hunting instincts. Just remember to rotate toys weekly to help them retain interest.

Training sessions can also double up as interaction and exercise time. Fall and winter can be the perfect time to teach your dog new tricks, like “spin” or “roll over,” using short, 10-minute sessions. For cats, try clicker training to teach commands like “sit” or “high-five.” Even small pets can learn simple behaviors, like running to a specific spot for a treat, as treats and praise can be powerful motivators.

Beyond scheduled play times and some of the tips mentioned, consider something out of the ordinary, like transforming your living room into a mini agility course. For dogs, set up a low hurdle using pillows or a broomstick, or create a tunnel with chairs and a blanket. Encourage them to weave through furniture, jump onto a sturdy pet parent-approved ottoman, or find hidden treats around the house. Cats love chasing a toy mouse through a cardboard box maze or climbing cat trees. These activities burn energy and strengthen your bond.

Pet tips protect your pets from cold-weather hazards.

Ensure your pet has a warm, comfortable place to rest. Add an extra blanket or a pet-safe heating pad to their bed, especially for older pets with arthritis. Place beds away from drafts near windows and exterior doors. For outdoor pets, provide insulated shelters with dry bedding, elevated off the ground to avoid dampness.

For short-haired or small breeds, a pet sweater or jacket can provide extra warmth during outdoor trips. Choose a well-fitting, breathable garment that doesn’t restrict movement. Introduce clothing gradually to ensure your pet is comfortable. Cats rarely need clothing indoors but may tolerate a light sweater if they’re prone to chills.

While exercise is still important, it does make sense to limit outdoor time, especially for small or short-haired pets. Watch for signs of discomfort, like shivering, lifting paws, or reluctance to move. For dogs, a quick 10-15 minute walk may be enough in chilly weather, provided they get some indoor exercise as well. Many pets will let you know if they are not stimulated enough. Watch for signs of boredom, which are usually accompanied by chewing, scratching, or excessive vocalization. 

When in doubt, always consult with your vet. Sometimes a fall checkup can catch warning signs for issues like joint pain, skin conditions, or dental problems that may worsen in cold weather. You can also ask about vaccinations, joint supplements, flea and tick prevention, and bloodwork for older pets. 

Other kinds of pets require additional care as well. Outdoor hutches may need to be moved into the garage or indoors, and require additional straw bedding. Bird cages need to be moved away from drafty windows, and some may require covers at night to help maintain heat. Reptiles will likely need heating pads or lamps to help regulate their body temperature.

All in all, preparing your pet for cooler weather doesn’t have to be overwhelming. By focusing on a few items that make a big difference for your pets and jotting down seasonal reminders in your pet records, your furry friends will weather any seasonal changes right along with you. You can even bookmark this page on All About Spot as you go to for general fall guidelines (with vet consultation) for grooming, nutrition, exercise, and protection as we head toward the fall holidays. 

This special month was the brainchild of the CATalyst Council, which is a coalition dedicated to promoting cat health, welfare, and adoption. Since its founding, Happy Cat Month has helped educate a growing percentage of the 46.5 million households in the United States with at least one cat. 

In fact, the number of households is growing. According to the American Pet Products Association (APPA), there is a surge in cat adoptions, particularly among Gen Z and Millennial men. Along with these new “Cat Dads,” multi-cat households have grown by 36 percent. 

Drawing from APPA insights, expert wellness tips, and real “Cat Dad” stories, All About Spot has handpicked 10 practical ways to make your cat feel like true family. These strategies blend play, care, and bonding for seasoned owners and new adopters alike.

1. Schedule a comprehensive wellness checkup.

Start Happy Cat Month by prioritizing preventive health. The APPA’s 2025 report emphasizes a growing focus on proactive wellness, with 34 percent of cat owners now using vitamins and supplements, which is a 70 percent jump since 2018. Annual vet visits are crucial; bi-annual visits for cats over seven years. Other wellness tips include watching for signs of obesity, and don’t forget dental cleanings.

2. Upgrade to a premium, functional diet.

Nutrition is the cornerstone of feline health. The APPA notes a 138 percent increase in cat food toppers and mixers since 2018, as owners seek to enhance kibble with nutritious add-ins. Focus on balanced diets rich in taurine, omega-3s, and probiotics to support digestion and immunity. Wellness experts also recommend age-specific formulas and avoiding fillers whenever possible.

3. Introduce interactive toys for daily play.

Toys aren’t luxuries anymore. They are essential for mental stimulation. The APPA reports that 48 percent of owners now train cats, representing a 41 percent increase since 2018. Aim for 15-20 minutes of daily play to prevent boredom and obesity. Some top picks include the Frisco Bird with Feathers Teaser Wand and the KONG Refillables Crinkle Catnip Toy.

4. Invest in a stylish happy cat sofa or bed.

Cat sofas elevate comfort, aligning with the new trend of pet-inclusive furniture. These modular pieces, often with built-in scratchers, blend into homes while giving cats elevated spots. Choose scratch-resistant fabrics like microfiber or performance weaves that repel hair and claws. Consider the Pottery Barn York Slipcovered Sofa or the Armarkat Cat Tree Sofa, which combines lounging and climbing.

5. Host a themed cat party for happy cat month.

Celebrate like 21 percent of all cat owners and host a party that encourages joy and socialization. Plan a low-key gathering with cat-safe treats, toys, and decorations. Many hosts include tuna cakes, commercial cat cakes, and toys as gifts for attending. While APPA notes party hats for cats are up 90 percent, don’t forget that different cats react differently to dressing up for the occasion.

6. Incorporate puzzles for mental stimulation.

Puzzle toys can tap into a cat’s hunting instincts, helping the cat reduce stress and get more exercise. Some standouts this year include the Doc & Phoebe’s Cat Feeder Kit, which dispenses treats via problem solving, or the VIWIK Interactive Cat Toy Mat with hidden compartments. Whatever you pick, it always pays to rotate toys every week to help maintain interest.

7. Pamper with regular grooming and spa days.

Regular grooming prevents hairballs and provides an opportunity to look for issues. In addition to weekly brushings and monthly nail trimmings, think about trying some new calming supplements. Currently, introducing calming supplements is up 174 percent since 2018.

8. Create a safe, enriched environment for life.

Provide climbing trees and windowsill perches. Indoor cats will live longer when they have an enjoyable environment. One way to improve it is to look for environments like the KONG Rave Cave, which enriches lives with tunnels. Just remember to choose environments without toxins and ensure your cat has litter access.

9. Foster more bonding through basic training.

While we already touched on the uptick in training cats, it’s important to note that almost 48 percent of owners use treats to reward their cats. Some of the most popular treating activities include teaching cats to sit or leash walk, both of which help build trust.

10. Share “Cat Dad” and “Cat Mom” stories for the community. 

Join online groups like APPA spotlights “Cat Dads” and “Cat Moms,” driving adoption. Alternatively, you can share different activities and adventures on social media networks. Not only do people love to watch cat videos, but shared stories, product reviews, or even funny moments help encourage other people to consider adoption. 

With almost 30 percent of all households having at least one cat, there is no question that trends like cat parties, sofa moments, and wellness checks are here to stay. And you know what that means. Happy Cat Month is a movement for America to make deeper feline bonds. 

By implementing these 10 tips, we know your cat will feel like family. And please don’t forget that when one of these tips sticks, you can easily make a note in your pet records on All About Spot. That way, your cats will receive the same level of care they expect, even during those rare moments that someone else may be caring for them — and that’s what Happy Cat Month is all about.