Helen Lloyd

I’ve had good success with the Nina Ottosson Dog Twister, even though it’s marketed for dogs - the compartments are small and the sliding tiles require precise paw work, which keeps a Singapura focuse…

Most owners I've talked to confirm it's a common breed-wide behavior, not just a random oddity. My own Savannah, Cleo, learned to unscrew the shower drain cover just to chase the dribble, and she'll s…

That tail is pure theater, a living feather boa they never put away. I've watched my Balinese girl casually walk across the room, and the tail just ripples behind her like a slow-motion wave, catching…

I've caught mine on the rug more than once, stretched out with his front paws neatly tucked, staring into the middle distance like a tiny tiger surveying his kingdom. The laundry basket is too playful…

A fine-tooth bamboo comb works wonders because the material itself is anti-static and the closer teeth help separate each curl without disrupting its natural spiral. I dampen my hands slightly before …

I would go with the Maui Banyan cat tree from Feandrea. It has thick, wide platforms that can handle a heavy, muscular cat launching off them without wobbling, and the top perch is big enough for a Tu…

They absolutely thrive in that kind of play. My own Ragamuffin, Mochi, will bat a crinkly ball around at a snail's pace for twenty minutes as long as I'm lying on the rug with her, talking softly. Slo…

Mine certainly does. She follows me from room to room like a little shadow, always underfoot and eager to be involved in whatever I'm doing, which is pure puppy behavior. But then she'll do this thing…