When it comes to treats, dogs will perform any trick to get their sweet reward. Cats, on the other hand, aren’t interested in performing for our attention, which can make treats seem impractical, but that’s far from the truth. Cats love getting treats, whether everyday or on special occasions. Since so many store-bought treats are loaded with artificial flavors, processed ingredients, and cheap fillers, it’s up to cat caretakers to make their own healthy treats. If you know exactly what flavors your cat loves, then try making these simple and healthy treats for them in your own kitchen. Here are three recipes you could try baking today: 1. Chewy diamonds This is one of the most healthy and flavorful treats for your cat. Ingredients 2 cups of cooked brown rice 2-3 oz. of canned wet cat food 2 eggs 2 tablespoons of catnip 3 teaspoons of coconut oil ½ of cup chopped parsley Water, as required Method Preheat your oven to 325 °F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and set it aside. In a bowl, break open the eggs and whisk them. Add canned wet cat food to this and stir. Add the parsley, catnip, and coconut oil.

Pet insurance has come a long way and now covers a myriad of events, conditions, and pets. These days people don’t just have dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, or birds and keep exotic pets like reptiles. Insurance companies will offer coverage for these different kinds of pets and the conditions they’re prone to. Buying pet insurance involves knowing what type of insurance cover is available and how much the insurance is going to cost. Pet insurance is broadly available in categories such as the following: 1. Basic coverage The option offers reimbursement for illnesses and accidental injuries like bite wounds, broken bones, and torn ligaments. It is the least expensive, has a deductible, and has a cap on reimbursement for each claim as well as on the total reimbursement for the term of the policy. An annual or per-incident deductible is an amount that needs to be paid annually or for each claim before any claim is considered. 2. Comprehensive coverage This type of pet insurance covers a lot more than the basic coverage but is more expensive and covers illnesses, accidental injuries, office visits, diagnostic tests, and prescriptions. There may be a lower deductible but may have caps on per-claim reimbursement and total reimbursement for the policy term.

With major advancements in technology, smartphones with new features are introduced in the market every now and then, making it difficult for consumers to choose from a huge range of options available. Smartphones are not used only to make phone calls but also offer a variety of features such as browsing social media sites, listening to music, watching movies, and checking emails on the go. A list of the best camera smartphones is compiled herein to make the selection process and buying a smartphone easier. 1. Moto G7 Plus The well-designed and competitively priced Moto G7 plus should definitely be listed among the best camera smartphones of the year. It also has a long battery life with fast charging. It features a high-resolution 16MP main camera, a 12MP selfie camera, and full HD video recording to help capture memorable events perfectly. 2. Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro Next on the list of the best camera smartphones of 2019 is the Redmi Note 7 Pro. It comes with a 48MP camera and a 13MP selfie camera with dynamic colors. Other features include face unlock, full HD display, gorilla glass protection, and 4G connectivity 3. Redmi Y3 Stunning design, long battery life, and fantastic cameras make the Redmi Y3 one of the best camera smartphones of 2019.

Smartphones do a lot more than help you to communicate via calls and text. With time, these gadgets have evolved to include fitness and diet apps. These apps monitor lifestyle and food habits, allowing users more control over their lives. Only a professional nutritionist can detect the calorie count of the food you want to consume. However, with the help of fitness apps on these smartphones, you can take care of these aspects. A smartphone cannot determine your fitness level on its own. It requires unique apps for this task. No matter which phone you possess, download the apps and harness the healthy benefits of smartphones. 1. Fitness level tracker There is a high demand for fitness apps among youngsters. Once you download and activate the app, it tracks your physical activities. These apps count the number of steps you take. It also shows how many miles you cover on foot. You can track the number of calories you burn throughout the day. 2. Heart rate monitor Your heart rate spikes during any physical exercise. If you are anxious or depressed, heart rate monitor apps can detect it. The app sends a notification to the phone at once. If your heart rate is very high, the app suggests you take some rest.

Cats are mischievous and curious by nature and, as a result, many chew almost anything even if it’s not food. If you are a cat owner, you will need to be careful about the houseplants you have around your home, as there are quite a few house plants that are toxic for your feline. Since it is quite difficult to stop your cats from exploring, it is best to stay informed and avoid bringing plants into your home that are toxic for cats in the first place. If you are unsure of how safe a particular plant is, it is best to get rid of the plant in order to avoid any kind of feline health complications. Many toxic house plants are irritants, as they cause just inflammation of the mouth, stomach, and skin. However, some toxic plants can also cause damage to the cat’s organs like the heart or kidney, which can be quite fatal. Here are the most common houseplants that are toxic to cats: 1. Amaryllis The leaves, stems and bulbs of the flowering amaryllis contain phenanthridine alkaloids, which are toxic to cats and may cause vomiting, hypotension (drastic drop in blood pressure), and respiratory issues. 2.