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Inspiring Videos

Piglet Raised by Dog Gets Adopted

A piglet named Pepper was only supposed to stay for two weeks, but once she zoomed around with her new dog sister Betty, her family couldn't let her go.

Dog Tips

6 Steps to Save Your Pet's Life in a Disaster

Are you prepared to protect your pet in the event of a man-made or natural disaster? Simple preparatory steps taken now can be the difference between life and death if emergency strikes.

Dog Tips

A Gut-Healing Secret That Dogs Can't Resist

If your dog's dealing with allergies, anxiety, or tummy issues, their gut could be the key. Feeding them these traditional, nutrient-loaded fermented foods could be the game-changer.

Inspiring Videos

Charlie, the Horse, Refuses to Stay Out of Mom's Home

Charlie, the horse, can't resist sneaking into his mom's house — especially the kitchen — just to be near her, even if it means clomping through work calls.

Dog Tips

Boycott Food Brands with This Labeling Trick

Check your pet food labels today for this. This stunt lets them load up with cheap unsuitable ingredients, yet still show meat as the first ingredient. They hope you'll be none the wiser. Case in point example included. Don't be duped by this cunning trick.

Dog Tips

Short and Sweet, but Handle with Care

Do 'shorties' require more visits to the veterinarian? Can they get around by themselves? Know the special needs of short-legged pets and the extra steps you can take to help them live a happy, healthy, and comfortable life.

Inspiring Videos

One-Eyed Eagle Gets a Second Chance at Life

A woman found a weak, one-eyed eagle who could barely lift her head. With warmth, food, and care, she regained her strength and flew free two weeks later.

Dog Tips

Live in a Condo or Apartment? This Quiet, Low-Energy French Bulldog Could Be Perfect

Some breeds are high-energy and demand a large home and yard to romp around in. But not this guy — he's a good protector but doesn't bark much, and doesn't need a lot of exercise, making him perfect for apartment and condo dwellers wanting an independent free thinker.

Cat Tips

Why Older Cats Act 'Different' — It's Not Just Age

When your older cat acts differently, do not assume it is simply old age. Their behaviors are signals — sometimes whispers, sometimes cries — that something is changing inside.

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Piglet Raised by Dog Gets Adopted

6 Steps to Save Your Pet's Life in a Disaster

A Gut-Healing Secret That Dogs Can't Resist

Charlie, the Horse, Refuses to Stay Out of Mom's Home

Boycott Food Brands with This Labeling Trick

Short and Sweet, but Handle with Care

One-Eyed Eagle Gets a Second Chance at Life

Live in a Condo or Apartment? This Quiet, Low-Energy French Bulldog Could Be Perfect

Why Older Cats Act 'Different' — It's Not Just Age

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