This Creamy Treat Could Be Your Pet's Gut Health Secret
Your pet's digestive tract is the largest immune organ in the body, and feeding them this creamy treat may help keep it in top shape.
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Why This Dog Sleeps with Household Items
Once deemed unadoptable, this senior dog steals and guards household objects — a behavior his family believes helps him feel safe after years of loss.
This Could Mean Life or Death for Your Pet — Are You Ready?
It makes sense to have a plan drawn up and supplies gathered in advance of these potential emergencies because at that moment, it could be too late. Doing so now will save you time, anxiety, and even panic when the worst happens. What to do and buy today.
Puppy Poop Problems? Here’s the Fix!
Cleaning up your pup's mushy stool is not a walk in the park, and it's hard not to wonder if something bigger might be going on with their tummy. Here's what to do when your pet's bowels are off.
This Neglected Dog Never Lost His Joy
Found emaciated and scarred, this shy dog slowly healed in foster care — regaining his strength, his fur, and his love for snuggles.
Help Your Pet Avoid the Pain and Suffering of These 5 Diseases — It's Simple
Ever wonder why some pets are so long-lived yet others seem to suffer so much? Well, it might come down to these simple basics on each of the five top preventable diseases. From diabetes to constipation, here's what your pet wants you to know.
That 'Guilty Look' Isn't What You Think — Here's Why
Get into the habit of telling your dog off for doing this, and you may simply be confusing them and damaging your relationship with your furry friend. It's against their natural inclinations and may actually cause them to do more of the things you're trying to get them to stop.
From Chained Outside to Truly Free
After years of neglect and facing euthanasia, this senior dog was rescued and placed in hospice foster — where he finally experienced warmth, love, and freedom.
Panda's Preferred Food May Be Their Kiss of Death and Could Lead to Extinction
Every day, these giant adults eat 22 pounds of a food their digestive system was never designed to consume. And GI disease is a primary cause of death — whether they're wild or captive. Can their microbiome adjust in time to save the species?
A Pet Parent's Guide to a Safe, Happy Spring
Spring is now in full swing, and it is time for well-deserved fun outdoors with your furry friend. But before you do, here are some reminders to make sure they are safe.
