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Puppies, kittens, and other adorable pets…these furry animals tend to put a smile on our faces. They’re what cameras are made for. With that in mind, we’d like to introduce a new series, Pet of the Month, where we’ll feature submissions from our AMLI Paw-parazzi Pet Photo contest. We want to share our residents adorable furry family members and highlight not just the winners, but a handful of the top finalists who received the most amount of votes during the contest. We know it took a lot of work and effort into coming up with an idea for a photo, getting your pet to pose […]

A canine’s companionship is unlike that of any human relationship you can have. Is your dog endlessly loyal, always waiting to lavish you with kisses and cuddle when you return to your pet-friendly apartment? If so, it’s only natural to want to treat him from time to time. To show your gratitude, pamper your dog with these tips.

Deciding to bring a new puppy into your home is a huge decision that requires a substantial commitment. The challenges of training your new pup to fit your lifestyle are made even more difficult when you live in a city apartment. It can be a frustrating process so make sure your decision to bring a puppy into your life is well thought out. Never obtain a pet on a whim.

You’ve been so busy packing bags and labeling boxes you haven’t had much of a chance to prepare your dog for the big move. Just as moving to a new apartment can be stressful for us two-legged folk, it can also take its toll on a pet’s attitude and demeanor. To keep your dog happy, healthy, safe, and comfortable before, during, and after your next move, heed the following advice.

Are you sick and tired of spending a fortune on dog treats? Do you want to do something nice for that special canine in your life? Either way, your pup is sure to appreciate the time and effort you put into making dog treats in your pet-friendly apartment. If your dog loves those tasty bites we call dog treats, he or she is sure to salivate over some homemade dog treats.

Are you getting ready to bring a puppy home to your apartment for the first time? If you are, you’re in for a treat. The joys you’re about to experience will certainly be balanced by a set of new responsibilities, but hard work and quality time spent with the newest member of your family should make your efforts well worth it. Your responsibilities as a new pet owner include keeping your furry friend safe and protecting your apartment from your pet’s curious and sometimes destructive capacity. Here are some tips to help you with the puppy proofing process.

In some parts of the country, going outside in the winter is something you have to prepare yourself for. While your furry friend may be naturally better equipped to cope with the chill, your pet’s domesticated lifestyle means you should take care to prepare him or her for the winter just as you take measures for yourself. Keep your dog or cat safe, happy, and healthy over the next few months with the following tips to keep your pet safe.

Bark. Fetch. Jump. Catch. Run. Repeat. This is a sequence your beloved pooch probably likes to repeat all day long. But you would surely grow bored, and your dog would likely appreciate some variety as well. To help you line up some activities you can enjoy with your dog, we have compiled a list of great playdates you can have with your dog in pet-friendly Chicago.

All good pet owners care a great deal about their furry friends’ well-being. It was once seen as nearly impossible, if not downright cruel, to raise a pet in a downtown Chicago apartment home, but the Windy City is actually pet-friendly. And with today’s pet-friendly apartments, parks, restaurants, event spaces, and so much more, it’s possible for some apartment-dwelling pups to live as happily, healthily, and comfortably as they would if they had 100 acres of countryside to roam free. Here are some great ways to enjoy an urban lifestyle with your pet.

Summer is a time for apartment residents to enjoy great weather, hang out with friends over barbecue and brews until the late summer sun fades, and play with and exercise their pets. While it is probably true your pet enjoys some of the things you do about summertime, such as the time you get to spend together, your dog or cat is built and dressed differently than you and has different needs. To keep your pet safe, healthy, and happy this summer, follow these tips.