Pet lovers are special people, and anyone who owns a pet knows good and well that nothing is too good for our furry little friends.  Some people even let their cats play piano on their iPads, or let the pooch interact with eye catching apps on their iPhones, but this article is about apps that are helpful to pet owners rather than pets themselves.  Apps that help with your pets cover a wide swath of topics from training tools to basic health care tips.  I taught my Shih Tzu “sit” using a clicker app that was completely free. It’s nice to know that if you run into a sticky situation with your pet, help is just a visit to the app store away.

Here is an infographic featuring some of the best apps for pet lovers.  One of my favorites is the iKibble app.  Countless times while cooking in the kitchen, my dog likes to come around looking for handouts.  While we do maintain a fairly rigid policy about not feeding table scraps, fresh foods that are healthy for the dog make excellent treats, but I wonder which foods are safe to give her.  That’s where iKibble comes in handy.  There, I can look up any food and see whether it might be toxic for dogs (like raisins, garlic, and chocolate are.)  It was nice to know that baby carrots and raw broccoli were a-okay for my puppy pal.  So, without further ado, here is the infographic.