When Your Dog Turns Dinner Into a Beg-A-Thon
Understand why dogs beg, what keeps the habit going, and how you can gently and effectively turn the tide toward a quieter, more enjoyable dining experience for both of you.
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Rescue Macaw Louie Is Jealous of Mom's Boyfriend
Louie spent 26 years stuck in a tiny cage until he was rescued. Now, he's bonded to Kelsey and makes her boyfriend 'third wheel' daily.
Please, Do Not Ignore These Telltale Signs of Hypothermia
Winter is here with a vengeance — which always raises the question of how cold is too cold for your pet. Here are the rules of the road — which vary by breed and circumstance. Plus the signs you'd be wise to pay heed to, so your pet doesn't slip into hypothermia and frostbite.
Meet the Animals That Believe in True Love
Much of the animal kingdom couldn't care less about monogamy, but here are 10 exceptions. They usually stick with the same mate until one of them dies, often creating stable family groups to raise their children. How many can you name?
Paralyzed Dog's Spark Comes Back the Moment He Gets His Wheelchair
Tyrion lost all feeling in his back legs within hours, but the moment he got his wheelchair, he took off and never looked back.
Omega-3 Super Snack — Dehydrated Sardine Crisps Recipe
Is your pet getting a daily dose of valuable omega-3s? Pop some sardines in your dehydrator for an omega-3-rich snack your dog or cat will adore.
The Hidden Superpower Behind Your Furry Friend's Nose
Discover what makes your pup's nose so incredible and how you can help your furry friend flex their sniffing skills every day.
Disabled Duck Learns to Walk
Sam refused to give up on Ozzy, a disabled duck who needed extra help to eat and walk, and now, he's taking steps and learning to run.
Older Kitties Love It When You Do These Things, Even if They Won't Show It
At age 10, your cat is a senior, and at age 16, she's a full-blown 80-year-old. Yet many owners fail to recognize it because their elusive kitties refuse to leave clues. So when you notice these subtle changes, no matter how slight, please discuss them with your vet.
Grapes: Why This Popular Fruit Is a Big No-No for Pets
Although studies have found the potential culprit of why this fruit is toxic to pets, more research still needs to be conducted. To be safe, don't let your pet eat this fruit or get close to the plant.
