Kitten Named Calvin Is so Good Getting a Shot
Calvin was recently diagnosed with a disease called feline infectious peritonitis, or FIP.
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Dr. Karen Shaw Becker is a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian.
What If Your Dog Attacks His Food Like It's His Last Meal?
Most dogs are highly motivated by food. But some eat it WAY too fast, creating risk of choking or developing a life-threatening condition. Fortunately, here are 10 great ways to help your dog join the 'slow food movement' ... any of which could help save his life.
The Remarkable Feline Sense of Smell: Better Than Dogs'?
Up until recently, we knew a lot about a cat's vision and hearing, but little about the workings of the feline nose. This in-depth study reveals how a unique dual-function nose helps cats adapt to their surroundings 100 times faster than some other types of noses.
Jack Russell Puppy: First Day in His New Home
First day at his new home! It's entertaining to watch this pup's first significant moments!
The Real Reason Dogs Eat Poop — and How to Make Them Stop
They don't do it because they think it's yummy or to gross you out. But there are a number of reasons why they might do it. Address the root cause, of course. But what you really want to know is how to stop this bizarre behavior. And there's really only one answer for that.
Kitty Is Determined to Fit Into the Fish Bowl
It's a good thing this kitty has flat ears - that's the only way she can fit into this fish bowl!
Don't Feed This to Your Puppy — Could Lead to Hip Dysplasia
It may be well-intentioned, but this feeding mistake can lead to painful arthritis that can shorten your pup's lifespan. What to look for on the label so you don't accidentally predispose him to painful joint degeneration.
How to Support Your Pet’s First Line of Defense
Want a back-door approach to help keep your pet healthy and protected from foreign invaders? Many pet parents don't realize the power in this strategy that reaches a whopping 70% of their pet's immune system. Just make sure the approach you choose meets these five criteria.
Why Yearly Blood Work Isn't Just an Option, It's a Necessity
Just because your pet looks healthy and is eating and acting OK doesn't mean there aren't problems brewing within. By taking this proactive approach, you can help identify and resolve developing issues before they advance to full-blown disease.
