140-Pound Wolfhound Thinks He's a Lap Dog
Walter grew from a tiny fuzzball into a 140-pound wolfhound — but he still insists he's a lap dog, especially with his cat boss.
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You'd Completely Miss This, but These Dogs Pick It Right Up — Could Save Your Life
It's invisible to you, but these dogs can pick up on it and warn their owners or family members of a looming medical emergency. The dogs' warning methods are fascinating and they can even be trained to call 911 themselves, if necessary. Could one save your life?
Why Kitty Ears Deserve a Closer Look Now and Then
Found a lump in your cat's ears during routine checks? Don't panic right away — here's what you can do to help your cat overcome this hurdle.
Couple Finds a Doberman Puppy Alone Before Their Hike
Andrea and William found a Doberman puppy alone before a hike. No chip, no owner — but she ran straight into their hearts and their home.
How Dogs Show Empathy and Comfort Each Other
You already know that dogs are in tune to human emotions, but how about among their canine partners? What happens when they perceive their buddy is distressed? Their reactions are just more proof of how loving, sensitive, and intelligent dogs truly are.
Plums: Why This Juicy Fruit Is Popping Up in Pet Treat Recipes
Abundant in phytochemicals and immune-boosting antioxidants, this slightly tart fruit can be added to your pet's food bowl but remember to first remove the pit. Keep reading to find out how your pet can benefit from it.
Elephant Forced to Haul Logs Crosses a River to Finally Be Free
A 49-year-old logging elephant is rescued and walks nearly 20 miles to a sanctuary, trusting her rescuer to cross a dangerous river.
Treat Your Pet to Mini Burger 'Sliders'
Does your dog or cat love a good burger? Instead of going to the drive-thru, create these mini burger sliders right at home. They're far healthier than the fast-food version, and you'll be shocked at the recipe's simplicity.
That Quiet, Moody Cat Phase — What Is Really Going On?
Your favorite feline sleeps more than usual, skips playtime, and barely greets you at the door — are they just being 'cat-like,' or is something deeper going on?
