Senior Dog Meets His New Puppy Brother and Instantly Falls in Love
Lexi got a puppy for her senior 'soul dog,' Wolfie — and the second Pickles arrived, the two became inseparable best brothers.
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10 Signs That Shout 'Get Me to the Vet Now'
If you observe any of these red flag warnings in your dog, don't delay. Depending on their severity and suddenness, these symptoms could signal a condition that could kill your pet within just hours or days.
Could Your Pup Have a Nose for Saving Lives?
A dog's nose knows, and with the proper training, some can alert to health changes long before we feel them.
Squirrel Keeps Visiting the Woman Who Rescued Him
Linda rescued a baby squirrel years ago — and now, Mr. Peaches still visits daily, walks in for nuts, gets a rub, and leaves.
Bizarre Behaviors Triggered by Altered Hormones
You'd likely consider this anything but normal. Yet it's a normal physiologic process — not a disorder at all. It could actually be an ingenious design of nature. Here's how to diagnose it, and how to be sure it's not accompanied by a life-threatening bacterial infection.
This Gentle Sound Is Changing How Pets Handle Stress
Shelters around the world are using this to end the barking and anxiety, and calm their dogs within moments. It lets their personality shine through and makes them adoptable. What a brilliant idea. Better yet, why not use it at home for your own pets?
140-Pound Wolfhound Thinks He's a Lap Dog
Walter grew from a tiny fuzzball into a 140-pound wolfhound — but he still insists he's a lap dog, especially with his cat boss.
You'd Completely Miss This, but These Dogs Pick It Right Up — Could Save Your Life
It's invisible to you, but these dogs can pick up on it and warn their owners or family members of a looming medical emergency. The dogs' warning methods are fascinating and they can even be trained to call 911 themselves, if necessary. Could one save your life?
Why Kitty Ears Deserve a Closer Look Now and Then
Found a lump in your cat's ears during routine checks? Don't panic right away — here's what you can do to help your cat overcome this hurdle.
