When Your Dog Struggles to Breathe — Laryngeal Paralysis Explained
If you suspect something isn't right with your dog's breathing, don't wait. Early action can make all the difference when it comes to this condition.
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Paralyzed Lamb Drives Her Own Motorized Chair
Kiki, a paralyzed lamb, was given a motorized chair with a joystick — now she moves freely and inspires others with her independence.
Why Does Your Pet Get So Excited When You Walk Through the Door?
Have you ever wondered why you're greeted with such enthusiasm when you come home, even if you've only been gone for a short while? Could be this peak of activity in this particular part of your pet's brain that these researchers discovered with this group of study animals.
Cysts vs. Tumors — How to Recognize Lumps on Your Dog
See an unfamiliar growth on your pet's skin? Don't panic. Make an appointment with your integrative vet to determine what it is and if treatment is necessary.
Scared Rescue Dog Finds Courage with Friend
Ruby, the terrified rescue dog, blossomed into a confident, happy pup thanks to her foster brother Dino — and now they're family for good.
How Sniffing Benefits Your Dog's Physical Health
Allowing your dog to follow his nose is extremely important for his mental well-being. A group of researchers in France have discovered that sniffing the world around them benefits dogs' physical health as well. Here's what you need to be especially aware of if you walk your dog on a leash.
The Herb That Helps Pets Age with Grace
This well-loved Ayurvedic herb offers benefits for your senior animal companions, contributing to their graceful, vibrant aging. Have you tried giving it to your pet?
Feral Cat Found a Place to Call Home
Once a feral tomcat, Howie slowly chose to stay, making the backyard his home, complete with heated houses and his new family.
You May Completely Misread This Fun-Loving Message from Your Dog
Sometimes our dogs do things that we guess completely wrong. For example, many people take this to be a submissive behavior, when really your dog is inviting you (or another animal) to play and engage. Knowing this is sure to build a deeper bond between you.
