Dog Sneaks Into the Neighbor's Pool Every Morning
This golden retriever loves his 6 a.m. swim in the pool every morning. Problem: It's not his pool.
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Dr. Karen Shaw Becker is a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian.
The 5 Most Dramatic Dog Breeds, Hand-Picked by Veterinarians
Some of the most lovable dogs are ones that have a bit of dramatic flair in their personality. If you own one of these breeds, you might refer to her as your 'drama queen' or as a 'comical attention hog.' Your list might be different, but these are the winners as seen by veterinarians.
Why Dog Parks Aren't Always Ideal for Socialization
Many pet parents who frequent dog parks go there because they believe their dogs need the opportunity to socialize with other canines. But do they? How to tell if dog parks are appropriate for your pet and know when it may be best to avoid them.
Cat's Happy With His Flippy Fish Toy — Mostly
It's all fun and games when the fish toy's battery is charged up. Utterly sad when it's not.
The Cat That Can Run up to 30 Mph — Fastest Domestic Cat Breed in the World
These are NOT cats that want to lounge in your lap all day long. They're known for their impressive athletic prowess and even ninja-worthy moves, like catapulting to your shoulder. NASA is even impressed. How to claim one of these 9 nimble breeds for yourself.
How to Make Fermented Veggies a Healthy Part of Your Pet's Meal
There are many reasons why fermented foods are good for you and your pets. They act as potent chelators and detoxifiers, helping to rid your pet's body of heavy metals and other toxins. Learn the best types to feed your pet and what you should do if your dog or cat refuses them.
Gerbil Insists on Being 'Burritoed' for His Naps
If you've never seen a tiny gerbil sleeping all swaddled up in a blanket, you must see this!
Pitch These 5 Items in the Trash for a Safer, Happier Pet
Many pet parents are totally oblivious to the dangers these items pose. So you're quite likely to have many if not all these hazards in your home right this very moment. Removing them could spare your dog injury - and you considerable heartache and financial deficit.
Is Your Finicky Eater Suffering From Pancreatitis?
Dogs with an inflamed pancreas typically have abdominal pain and vomiting. With cats, it's often a whole different story. If your kitty sleeps a lot, refuses her food and shows these other subtle signs, make an appointment to rule out this serious disorder found in 65% to 70% of cats upon autopsy.
