Do These Pretty Plants Come with a Warning?
Some of the loveliest, most-gifted plants inside your home are also among the most dangerous things your dog or cat can come into contact with. Knowing which ones to flag could save a life.
Cat Tips
Understand your cats more and read insightful tips on how to make the best food choices, solve problems like litterbox issues and health concerns, and more.
Avoid This 'Patented Food System' if You Love Your Pet, It's a Trap
Watch out for this trap. It parts you from your hard-earned cash while failing to solve the problem it promises to resolve. In turn, it can shave years off your beloved pet's life and completely destroy their quality of life.
Your Pet's Body Is Working Overtime Every Day
Your pet's body works nonstop to clear toxins, but daily exposures can strain their detox system and contribute to health issues. By supporting detoxification, you help unlock your pet's ability to heal and thrive.
The Link Between Dry Food, Tumors, and Disease
The biggest problem with kibble is one that hardly anyone talks about, but it's potent enough to damage ingredients, cause vitamin losses, and lead to toxic reactions that can result in the formation of carcinogenic substances. Find out why dry pet food sits near the bottom of the pet food rankings.
From Super Aggressive to 'Highly Adoptable' in Only 10 Days
Could this be a breakthrough way to help shelter pets become more adoptable? Jack was frightened and aggressive when he first arrived, but by day 10 of this 'treatment,' he was loving, labeled 'highly adoptable,' and quickly found a new forever home.
Dogs Get This Special Care 5 Times More Often Than Cats, but Why?
Why do dogs get this preferential treatment so much more often than cats? A pet food company surveyed over 1,000 cat and dog owners and what they discovered was stunning. It says a great deal about this type of care, and why cats are so often shortchanged.
This Beautiful Pet Will Favor Your Lap Over Most Anything Else
She's a fanciful 'breed' that's been developed through human intervention, and if looks are any indication, she won't disappoint. You won't find her leaping to high spaces or darting around your home. She'll be most content napping on a soft pillow — or your lap.
For Your Pet's Sake, Avoid These 2 Food Ingredients
Don't buy into industry marketing. These ingredients may be promoted as essential, but your pet doesn't need them. One is often genetically modified, while the other may disrupt colon health and increase stool output.
Spending Too Much on Pet Care? 3 Ways to Cut Back
Caring for a dog now costs more than $1,600 a year and for a cat, $1,100. But there are ways to make it more affordable. The two areas where cost-cutting isn't recommended and three areas that provide ample opportunity to rein in spending.
