This Little Green Garnish Gets a Hard No
While it may be a fixture in kitchens, this green veggie should not be in your pet's food bowl because it can harm their health. Learn the signs of its toxicity here.
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Dad Says No to Bird Until His Daughter Starts Crying
Adam had no intention of bringing home a bird until Mango desperately tried to get his attention. One tearful trip back into the store changed everything.
If You Love Your Pet's Slobbery Kisses — Should You Worry About Infection?
Ever wondered what's hiding in your pet's kisses and whether it's cause for concern? Scientists don't have all the answers yet. What they do know is that a single lick can leave behind millions of bacteria. Here's what research has revealed about the potential risks so far.
When Trick or Treat Turns Into Trick or Trouble
That Halloween candy bowl may look harmless, but a few popular treats can spell trouble for pets. Find out which ones to keep out of their paws' reach this spooky season.
Dog Still Waits in the Driveway for Her Dad
Sadie adored her dad and waited for his truck every evening. After he passed away, she kept returning to the driveway, still hoping he'd come home.
3 Commands and 1 Question to Ask Before Traveling with Your Dog
Want to know if your precious 4-legged family member will be a preferred guest or a troublesome pest when you travel? These three commands and one question reveal whether she's travel-ready or not. Don't take Fido along for the ride without knowing them.
Is Your Furry Housemate Ready for Cozy Season?
Cooler air, shorter days, and a house full of pumpkins change more for your cat than you might expect — from how much fur ends up on your couch to which 'cozy' decorations turn into a trip to the vet.
Baby Rat Falls from Roof and Finds a New Mom
Roofus fell from a roof as a tiny baby with his eyes still closed. When his mom never returned, one woman stepped in and became the only mother he'd ever known.
This Self-Mutilating Behavior May Baffle, but It's Truly a Red Flag
If you noticed your pet is starting to do this, don't turn a blind eye. Something is making him anxious or emotionally stressed, or it could be from pain or other type of skin condition. Follow these clues to discover why your pet is troubled.
Is This Cheap Ingredient Crowding Out the Good Stuff?
If you check the label on your commercial pet food, you might see this ingredient listed, but can it do your pet good? Here's the real reason why it's a common part of their formula, and whether or not it's really harmless for your pet.
