Dog Pita Knocks for Playdates Every Week
Pita, the dog, visits Nicole's house multiple times a week for playdates — bringing joy, treats, and even the whole neighborhood together.
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Dished Out Like Candy by Veterinary Docs, but It's Horrible for Your Pet
There's a preponderance of evidence showing harm. While sometimes medically necessary, it should never be a go-to option. It triggers proliferation of pathogenic bacteria, adds flab and much more. It's just plain bad medicine to use it like this.
Endive — A Crunchy, Nutritious Snack for Pets
Can be offered raw to your pet for an extra crunch, this leafy veggie contains a wealth of bioactive compounds that may support your pet's health in various ways. Dive deep into its health benefits here!
Rescue Dog Poppy Went from Fearful to Fearless
Once scared and shut down, Poppy, the rescue greyhound, blossomed into a silly, cuddly dog who watches over her human sister every day.
Does Your Pet Have Allergies or Is It Something Else?
This valuable nutrient can actually backfire and cause your pet grief. These two general sources can wreak havoc, but pinpointing the exact problem can be tricky. But take heart - There's now a simple, leading-edge solution that removes all the guesswork so you know what you're dealing with.
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.
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.
