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🐾 About PawGlee


PawGlee is an independently published educational blog for people who share life with cats and dogs. It is created and managed by Hicham Atertour.

Our purpose

We publish practical, kind, and easy-to-understand guidance on everyday cat and dog care, including routines, behaviour, reward-based training, enrichment, nutrition basics, grooming, and safer home habits.

Our editorial approach

Every PawGlee guide aims to explain a problem clearly, suggest realistic low-risk first steps, and help readers notice when professional help is appropriate. We value calm handling, positive reinforcement, and the welfare of both pets and people.

We work to keep information useful and current by reviewing reputable animal-welfare and veterinary sources where appropriate. Sources are included or linked when they add meaningful context. We do not sell veterinary treatments, promote harsh training methods, or accept payment to recommend a product as independent advice.

Important medical and behaviour notice

PawGlee is not a veterinary clinic and does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or emergency advice. Every pet is different. If a cat or dog has sudden, severe, persistent, painful, or worrying symptoms, contact a veterinarian promptly. For complex behaviour concerns, seek a qualified reward-based behaviour professional and rule out health causes with a veterinarian.

Our readers

PawGlee is for new and experienced pet parents who want thoughtful, practical guidance for a happier and safer daily life with their animals.

Connect with PawGlee

You can explore the latest guides on the homepage, follow PawGlee on Facebook or Instagram, or use the Contact Us page to share a question, correction, or topic suggestion.

Thank you for reading and caring for your pets with patience. 🐾

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