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Dog Tips

Ozone Therapy — An Alternative Option for Dogs with Cancer

Could this promising therapy provide hope for pets struggling with cancer, as well as other diseases? Here's how it works and what the research says.

Inspiring Videos

Winnie the Sassy Swimmer

Winnie is full of sass, charm, and dramatic flair — but nothing makes her happier than swimming and spending time with her human.

Cat Tips

Surprising Link Between Your House and Your Cat's Thyroid

Researchers have linked this common substance to hyperthyroidism in cats. And you probably have it in your house. In fact, it's probably in multiple places in your home. Here are some simple ways to avoid it.

Food Facts

Banana: Can This Common Fruit Boost Your Pet’s Digestion and Vitality?

This fruit is one of the most popular in the world, and for good reason. It's rich in antioxidants, prebiotics and phytochemicals. When it comes to offering it to pets, the greener it is, the better.

Inspiring Videos

A Cat on Deck

When a boat-living couple adopted a foster cat named Blue, he quickly adapted and even made friends with the neighbor’s visiting cat, Fez.

Dog Tips

Why a Heartworm Preventive May Be Worse Than the Threat of Disease

This 2019 heartworm prevalence map tells the true story, but many veterinarians aren't likely to share it with you. And that could lead you into making a choice that isn't in your pet's best interests. Before you say 'yes' or 'no' to a preventive, know the facts.

Food Facts

Cauliflower: Could This Crunchy Veggie Help Your Pet Fight Inflammation?

Just like broccoli, this cruciferous vegetable contains a powerful compound that can stimulate over 200 genes and has multiple benefits. Here's how to share it with your pets.

Inspiring Videos

The Naughty Donkey and His Partner in Crime

Benny the donkey became known for his clever escapes and his bond with Willie, helping him feel safe even after losing his sight.

Dog Tips

This Virus Is a Law-Ordered Death Sentence If Your Pet Becomes Infected

It's a fast-moving virus that can start producing signs in only days. The law requires your pet to be quarantined, and if blood tests show he's infected, he must be euthanized. Prevention is the only answer — know what to do to protect your pet to save yourself the worry and potential heartbreak.

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Ozone Therapy — An Alternative Option for Dogs with Cancer

Winnie the Sassy Swimmer

Surprising Link Between Your House and Your Cat's Thyroid

Banana: Can This Common Fruit Boost Your Pet’s Digestion and Vitality?

A Cat on Deck

Why a Heartworm Preventive May Be Worse Than the Threat of Disease

Cauliflower: Could This Crunchy Veggie Help Your Pet Fight Inflammation?

The Naughty Donkey and His Partner in Crime

This Virus Is a Law-Ordered Death Sentence If Your Pet Becomes Infected

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