Gentle Waters, Stronger Joints — Hydrotherapy for Dogs
Pet parents who've tried this technique often describe it as 'life-changing.' If you're determined to help ease your furry friend's pain, consider signing them up for this therapy.
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Stray Kitten Grows Up and Finds His Forever Family
This tiny, abandoned kitten was rescued when no one else came for him — now grown up, Mowgli even brings his neighbor cat friend over to play every day.
The Underlying Cause of Disease That Hardly Anyone Considers
If your pet suffers with arthritis, bladder or urinary tract disease, liver disease, or diabetes, it's time to look beyond the condition. The cause might not be what you or your veterinarian thinks. Take 30 seconds and follow these 4 do-it-yourself steps to see for yourself.
Orange: The Citrus Question Every Dog Parent Asks
Known for its juicy, sweet taste, this fruit's popularity shouldn't come as a surprise. But did you know that it's loaded with bioactive compounds that may help boost your pet's immunity?
Students Skip Class to Save Wounded Stray Dog
Goldey was found with a terrible neck wound, but a group of college friends refused to give up on her — and she's now thriving in her new life.
Correct This Single Mistake, and Your Pet Will Likely Be Healthier and Happier
Triggers all top 10 health issues for dogs — and for cats. And just by correcting this single thing, you could greatly improve their quality of life, reduce pain, and save their life. It's simple and loving, and will also reap you big savings on vet bills.
Pepper Problems — Why Dogs Don't Do Heat
Dogs are curious and fast, especially when food hits the floor. But if they snack on something spicy, it could pose problems. Here's what to do.
Feral Kitten Finds Comfort with Her Chicken BFFs
Tiny, feral kitten Charley wouldn't let anyone near her — until she found comfort in a flock of chickens. With their support, she finally trusted people and found her forever family.
Why Does Your Excited Pet Do His Happy Routine?
One of the best things about being a dog parent is watching your pet's adorable antics when he or she is excited. What does it mean when your pet puts something in his mouth when he's excited? Or prance around in her happy dance routine? How to help curtail behaviors if they go too far?
