Is Your Pet's Favorite Toy a Hidden Health Risk?
Human studies have demonstrated that these tiny particles have a negative impact on health, which means, they affect your pet's well-being, too.
Dog Tips
These comprehensive articles can guide you through the ups and down of dog ownership, from proper nutrition and exercise to training and grooming. Read through all the tips here to keep your pooch happy and improve their longevity.
Foxtails Can Be Fatal — Keep Your Dog Away
Their odd shape means they only travel one direction — deep to the internal organs and fast. They hide from X-rays, carry bacteria, cause abscesses. Can be tragic or spark serious vet bills involving surgeries. Don't play Russian roulette. Get this new type of protective gear today.
Walk Through These Doors, Your Odds for Good Care Vanish
Watch out, they're popping up everywhere like mushrooms after a soaking rain. And the risk is all yours if you walk through their doors with your pet. Be forewarned, the horror stories are real. Your pet's well-being may be at stake.
The Silent Threat That Starts with a Seizure
Disorientation, weakness, and vision loss are some telltale signs, too. The good news is, when detected early, it's a treatable condition. Act quickly before it's too late.
Is Your Pet Suffering from Overlooked Dental Problems?
If your dog is constantly pawing at their mouth and showing signs of grumpiness, such as being irritable, aggressive or easily agitated, they could be in a lot of pain. Once you see these telltale symptoms, seek veterinary help immediately.
Dozens of German Shepherds Help Protect Tigers in India
How can a German Shepherd protect a tiger? By learning special training in one of their most prized skills — an ability to find — they're helping track down poachers and stop the illegal trade of wildlife products.
The Hidden Culprit Behind Sudden Indoor Accidents
Senior pets are prone to these incidents, and while they can be unsettling, there are ways to support your aging animal's well-being without making them feel ashamed or embarrassed. Here's what you must do.
Itchy, Inflamed Ears? Don't Make These Common Mistakes
There are a lot of misconceptions among pet parents about what causes itchy, inflamed and infected ears, and how best to deal with them. These two common mistakes can actually make the situation worse. Know your best course of action for your pet's safety and comfort.
Malignant Mast Cell Tumor Resolves with 1 Simple Therapy
Often found on the trunk, limbs and between the toes of many popular breeds of dogs, these tumors can spread and recur after surgery. With his owner rejecting surgery, chemo and radiation, this 7-year-old canine patient lived to age 15 with no recurrence after this one therapy.
