This Dog Can't Hear, but She's Pure Joy
When Andrea met Guppy at the shelter, she knew something was different — the dog slept through nonstop barking. Guppy was deaf, but full of joy.
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110 Pets Died, 210 Sickened from Eating Contaminated Food
Over 1,000 lot codes of this food have been recalled. Even if your dog or cat doesn't eat this brand, be sure to check your pet's food labels for these three ingredients which may be sources of a carcinogenic substance that can cause sudden illness and death.
Brussels Sprouts: This Leafy Green Packs a Punch — Is It Safe for Pets?
The benefits of leafy greens on human health have been studied extensively. However, you may be wondering if these translate to your pet as well. As it turns out, feeding this veggie to your furry pal every now and then may be great for their well-being.
This Cat Treated a Stuffed Toy Like His Baby
After growing up alone, this cat bonded deeply with a stuffed toy — until meeting a real kitten who became his family for good.
Classified as a Definite Carcinogen for Pets — Do You Feed This?
For you, it's a probable human carcinogen. But for our beloved pets, it's not merely probable. It's definite. And you won't believe the changes owners and their pets enjoy once they remove themselves from this trap.
What to Do When Playtime Turns Scary
Even the sweetest dogs can have a bad moment. It can be scary when your pet suddenly becomes aggressive or comes across another aggressive pet, but with the right steps, you can help them feel safe again.
Meet the Happiest Rescue Dog
After years in rescue, this senior dog came home — and hasn't stopped smiling since the moment he walked through the door.
Your Vet Could Be Totally Wrong if She Claims This
Some vets think that if a disorder is genetic, your pet's all but assured of getting the disease. In the real world, it doesn't mean that, so don't be fooled. Even if your precious pet does get it, these natural treatments can keep them happy and healthy a long time. Get the details here.
Licking, Pacing, Tail-Chasing? It Might Be More Than a Quirk
The bad news is that pets can suffer from OCD just like people. Here are the telltale signs your pet may be among them. Fortunately, there are things you can do to mitigate these behaviors, without necessarily needing to resort to pharmaceuticals and their side effects.
