Your Dog Might Be Hiding This Kind of Pain
Tooth infections are one of the most overlooked sources of pain in dogs. Here is how to catch the early signs and protect your dog's dental health at home.
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Her First Best Friend Has 4 Legs
From the very beginning, this baby and her German shepherd share a gentle, trusting bond — growing, learning, and staying side by side.
Why Your Adult Dog Doesn't Respond to Your Baby Talk
It worked when your dog was a puppy. He or she probably lit up when you spoke in baby talk and wanted to play. Now all you get is a blank look when you speak to her in that tone. What happened? Researchers now know why puppies love baby talk but adult dogs couldn't care less.
Not All Recovery Collars Are the Same
Not all recovery collars protect healing pets the same way. Here is how to choose the right option, so your pet can adjust more comfortably.
Love at First Look
After one unforgettable look at the shelter, he knew he had to come back — giving this recovering pup the loving home she needed.
Channel Your Dog's Energy Into This Fun Competition
With this up-and-coming sport, you and your dog can work together, being mentally and physically challenged. It shows off your artistry, agility, and athleticism. But there are some caveats for those too young or with these health problems.
This Simple Snack Could Help Your Pet Stay Cool
Commonly added to salads, this crunchy and refreshing veggie is composed of 95% water, and can rehydrate your pet during sunny days.
The Reptile No One Thought Would Survive
Severely neglected and near death, this tiny reptile defied the odds — fighting through months of care to walk, heal, and trust again.
5 Things to Never Do if You Want to Change Your Cat's Behavior
Many people don't realize it, but cats may be even more trainable than dogs when you consider the sheer number of neurons in their brain. And while a dog's memory may only be five minutes long, a cat can remember up to 16 hours. All the more reasons to not make these five training mistakes.
This Condition Can Be Easy to Miss in Your Furry Companion
One of the most common illnesses in pets hides behind the smallest signs — especially in cats.
