It may be loaded with omega-3s and other nutrients, but giving this food to your pet can cause unseen damage — it contains a toxin that accumulates in their body. Give your pets these safer options instead.
Surprise! There's far more than what meets the eye in your dog's drool. You may rush to clean it up, but it can give you valuable insight about your pup's health, potential infections, and more. And in case you don't want to officially test this, here are 14 hints of trouble to know.
Hedgehogs are native to Asia, Africa, and Europe, but in the US they're domesticated and often sold as pets. These intriguing insectivores have unique methods of self-defense and, if socialized from a young age, can even bond with their owners — but do hedgehogs really make good pets?
If you have a pet with allergies or one who needs certain proteins to manage food sensitivities or a bowel disorder, you'll want to watch out for this — discovered after the horsemeat food fiasco triggered concern about pet foods.
It's astounding how many pet owners are unaware of how poisonous these are for their pets. You may be taking one or more each day without realizing how deadly it would be if you accidentally dropped one or left it within your pet's reach. Here are the top 10 offenders from the Pet Poison Helpline.
Uncover the real reasons behind your dog’s storm phobia, including sensitivity to thunder and barometric pressure changes, and explore proven methods to help you soothe them during those frightening moments.
It can look downright scary to see your pet spinning around out of control. Could be a sign of a brain tumor, but often has a much less serious origin. Here's what your vet will look for to discern the difference. And how to calm your very scared pet.
'Dog shaming' has become all the rage. But it begs the question — Is your dog's guilty look really shame, or is it a ham job? Find out the surprising results of a study that set out to discover what was really behind 'the look.'
You may be accidentally sabotaging these little pollinators — even while trying to protect them. In Europe, it's less of an issue, but in the US, this single mistake could be doing more harm than good. Be careful, know what to choose, and what to avoid.