Eggplant: The Purple Veggie Most Pet Parents Overlook
Known for its deep purple color, this versatile vegetable contains compounds that may help fight inflammation and other conditions. Plus, it can be served in various ways.
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Dr. Karen Shaw Becker is a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian.
Spending Too Much on Pet Care? 3 Ways to Cut Back
Caring for a dog now costs more than $1,600 a year and for a cat, $1,100. But there are ways to make it more affordable. The two areas where cost-cutting isn't recommended and three areas that provide ample opportunity to rein in spending.
Should You Boycott These Pet Brands That Think You're Dimwitted?
This behind-your-back talk about you stoops about as low as it gets. It's demeaning and disrespectful, a horrible way to build customer loyalty. On the other hand, maybe they have a reason for their reproach and deception, exemplified by these six deadly pet food disasters.
Some Cats Nap. These Cats Launch
These are NOT cats that want to lounge in your lap all day long. They're known for their impressive athletic prowess and even ninja-worthy moves, like catapulting to your shoulder. NASA is even impressed. How to claim one of these nine nimble breeds for yourself.
Adopting a New Kitty? 10 Things You'll Want to Know in Advance
Don't wait and wonder why you didn't know these things going in. Your new kitty can be a real thrill in your life, but knowing these 10 things up front can mean the difference between pain and pleasure. So, get these answers to question every new kitty owner asks early on.
Moringa: The 'Miracle Tree' Pet Parents Are Discovering
With small, rounded leaves packed with nutrients and phytochemicals, this vegetable has grown in popularity in recent years because of its healing properties. Here's how it can benefit your pet's health.
Lemon: The Sour Snack That's Full of Surprises
This yellow citrus fruit is used in many culinary creations, but did you know you can use it for your pet's meals as well? Learn how to offer it to your pet here.
Cat Owner Survey Ranks Aggressiveness as the No. 1 Behavior Problem — Do You Agree?
An 8-year study of 336 misbehaving cats ranked this as their No. 1 problem. Contrary to what you might expect, it beats out unsuitable elimination by a stunning eight percentage points. Worse, it happens when you'd expect her to be happy, and then you'll probably react the wrong way.
What Happens When a Pet Loses Someone They Love?
Discover the deep emotions furry friends experience when they lose a loved one.
