The use of elevated feeding bowls remains controversial, and some believe they may not be right for every dog. Here's how you can decide which may be best for your pet.
Known for its pungent odor and flavor, this kitchen staple may be well-loved in many different cuisines, but it should never be shared with animals. Even small amounts could be harmful, so make sure to keep it out of your pet's reach.
They'll do tricks for treats, and covet attention from their humans, returning it in abundance. They are smart and inquisitive, but need to be trained with this character quality in mind. When properly trained, they're perfect for these types of owners.
It does not prevent infection — and can seriously impair your pet's ability to fight these kinds of pathogens. Plus it can come with side effects. Here's the truth about your own pet's risk factors, and how to keep her immune system in tip-top shape.
Just when these dogs need care and companionship the most, they are surrendered to shelters. Worse, potential adopters mostly pass them by, leaving them to live the rest of their lives in a cage or be euthanized to make room for others. Here are 12 reasons why you should give one a chance.
It's been used in the US for about 40 years and is growing in popularity. Yet many don't know about it or don't know how beneficial it can actually be for their animals. Besides helping a paralyzed animal walk again, animals with these 16 conditions are known to respond to it.
The numbers from the Bee Informed Partnership annual survey show one never-seen-before situation emerging. Insect pollinators — largely bees — contribute over $24 billion to the US economy, so this news is crucial. What you can do to help.
Known for its juicy pink flesh, this fruit treats your pet's palate to a burst of tropical flavor while offering an array of health-boosting vitamins, minerals, and polyphenols. Find out more about its benefits to your pet's health here.
Ranks at the top of all reasons kitties visit vets, with an average treatment cost of $441. But what if you could sidestep these conditions in the first place, and pocket that $441 for yourself? Fortunately, that may be easier than you think. Here's what to know and do.