The Hidden Danger in Your Pet’s Food Bowl
Known to cause acute toxic illness and cancer in animals and humans, and considered among the most carcinogenic substances on the planet. Cats and dogs are more sensitive to this than many other animals.
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.
8 Remedies for Minor Pet Emergencies You Can Do at Home
Do you have a first aid kit for your pets, as well as your human family? You should. Start with these 4 easily obtainable items, and use these 2 things most people already have as quick stand-ins. That's all you'll need for these 8 common problems.
Are You Missing the Signs That Your Pet Has Dental Problems?
By the age of 3, most pets already have early evidence of periodontal disease. If left untreated, it can lead to pain, bacterial infection and systemic health problems including damage to the kidneys, heart and liver.
Don’t Ignore Teeth Grinding in Cats — It’s a Major Sign of Pain in Your Pet
It's common - but definitely NOT normal. If you've ever observed it, you know instinctively that something's wrong. By far the most common culprit is pain - sometimes excruciating pain. So you'll want to get to the bottom of it quickly, addressing both the pain and the underlying issue.
Navigating the Dos and Don’ts of Pet Treats
Putting these ideas to work will give you peace of mind that the treats you offer your dog or cat are safe and healthy.
Beyond the Litter Box: The Global Impact of Free-Ranging Cats
Unlike many indoor-only cats who are finicky eaters, cats with unsupervised outdoor access eat a random assortment of animals, including reptiles, amphibians and emus.
Antifreeze-Like Ingredient Found in Pet Treats’ Latest Recall
It's considered one of the least toxic of its kind, and is used in 'pet safe' antifreezes. Cats are particularly sensitive, so it's banned in cat foods, but it can also poison dogs. Destroys red blood cells and causes many nervous system problems including seizures and coma.
Don’t Ignore This Odd Behavior — It Can Be a Sign of a Major Medical Emergency
Fortunately it's fairly rare, but if it does happen, you'll be glad you read this now so you can act at the speed of light to save your dog's life. Find out where to get help fast, how to protect yourself in the process and advanced warning signs that something's amiss.
How to Save Your Pets During Rapid-Onset Disasters
Preparing for the unexpected, including natural disasters, is essential for every pet owner. But sometimes even the best intentions aren't enough to save animals in the path of nature's wrath.
