Toxoplasmosis 101 — Keeping Your Cats and Family Safe
If you share your home with a cat or are considering adopting one, you've likely heard of this illness. But what causes it, and should you be concerned? Here's what you need to know.
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Rescued Trash Kittens All Found a Home
Four tiny kittens were found in a trash can, scared and hissing — but soon they blossomed into sweet, cherished cats in their perfect home.
Dogs Love These but They Can Crack Teeth and Become a Choking Hazard
They may drool over the flavor, but they're beset with problems galore — ranging from pathogenic bacteria, to choking and GI blockage hazards that could prove fatal. They're best left on the store shelf, to spare your pup this agony and rescue your wallet.
Dog Throws a Fit When Stuffie Gets Washed
Dunkin loves his stuffie Doug so much that Haley keeps washing and replacing it — despite his protests — just to keep him happy and clean.
8 Signs Your Pet Is Bored Silly
Many owners just think their pets like to snooze, but truth be told, they may be extremely bored, and boredom isn't a healthy emotional state for pets. Dogs and cats aren't designed to be sedentary for many hours each day, and that can lead to negative behaviors.
When Chewing Turns Into Chomping Trouble
This pet behavior is more than a nuisance — it can lead to serious health risks, costly emergency surgeries, and lasting behavioral issues.
How One Cat Inspired a Mission
Angela adopted her grandparents' cat, Mackenzie, then started helping other senior cats find homes — and ended up adopting another herself.
Making This Diabetes Mistake Can Be Like Pouring Gasoline on a Fire
This might be a good time to 'disobey' your vet's advice. It's more like pouring gasoline on a wildfire than it is about putting out the fire. Yet many vets recommend it for diabetes despite overwhelming evidence against it. Do this instead, for a healthier pet and a fatter wallet.
Those Little Tear Tracks? Here's What They Really Mean
There are several contributing factors behind tear staining in dogs. While some causes are benign, others may require veterinary intervention.
