Could a Little Green Goodness Help Those Beautiful Eyes?
A beloved fruit enjoyed everywhere, its unique composition of healthy fats may help promote optimal wellness for your pet, too.
Reviewed by Dr. Becker
Dr. Karen Shaw Becker is a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian.
This Quintessential Breed Is Almost Perfect in Every Way
Long-lived, affectionate, and highly intelligent, this Dutch dog breed thrives with families. Great with kids, cats, and other dogs, he's happiest by your side, whether cuddling on the couch or joining you on the road.
Banned in 1975, yet These Pets Still Sicken People
Even though you can't legally buy one of these pets, they still sickened 473 people between 2011 and 2013. Tiny and cute, people are drawn to them like flies, so their presence in homes is making a comeback. Please resist the temptation to bring one home.
Is Your Dog's Bowl a Disease Trap?
Food has the power to harm or heal. By choosing the right ones and focusing on these five superfoods, you can add in nutritious, disease-fighting foods. By avoiding these others, you can help reduce the risk of malignancy for your pet.
One Little Spoonful With a Whole Lot of Tricks
A staple in cooking, this healthy oil is becoming more popular for pets thanks to its numerous applications as well. Learn how you can utilize it for your pet.
The Subtle Ways Horses Ask Humans for Help
In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers revealed that horses will ask humans for help when faced with a difficult problem. Though obvious in the study, the signals are subtle. Would you recognize the signs if a horse was asking you for help?
Pummels Pets with Debilitating Defects Not Found Elsewhere in Nature
These changes often translate to pain and agony for your pet — including a lowered ability to reproduce and a higher risk for canine cancer, asthma, arthritis, tracheal collapse, and more. Some risks are so serious their owners are completely unequipped to deal with them.
When Your Pet Suddenly Can't Find Their Balance
Ever had a time when you were so dizzy the room felt like it was spinning? It can happen to these particular pets, too. And can come on like gangbusters, complete with falling down, nausea and more. If this is what triggers it, an ounce of prevention could truly be worth a pound of relief.
A Study That Sheds Light on Canine Aggression
It's the leading cause of relinquishment of dogs to shelters, and it results in millions of injuries to people and pets each year. This study uncovers important findings of what may be fueling this condition.
