Dolphins Use Baby Talk to Call Their Young
Discover the surprising parallels between human baby talk and dolphin communication. Researchers reveal how 'motherese' enhances bonding and learning in dolphin calves.
Reviewed by Dr. Becker
Dr. Karen Shaw Becker is a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian.
Willem’s Love for Water
A touching story of adopting Willem, a 10-year-old cat who loves showering and playing in the rain, and the bond that has formed since.
This Allergy Can Make Your Dog Downright Miserable — And May Horrify You
The fact of the matter is that most people never imagine a dog could have this allergy. So it's often undiagnosed, while your dog suffers unbelievable misery. Similarly, pet guardians are totally stupefied to hear this alarming news. Peek inside to find out why.
Is Your Pet Undergoing This Painful Tooth Remodeling Process?
It's linked to tooth fractures and is quite painful - although many pets are experts at hiding it from their humans. Keep an eye open for these symptoms, because this is far more common than you'd think.
Up to 80% of Cats Suffer This Permanent Condition by Age 3, Does Yours?
Removing this known trigger can prevent it. And as much as your cat might not appreciate these types of 'invasions' it's necessary to protect them from the harm of heart conditions - or so they don't suddenly stop grooming themselves. Here's what to start doing today.
What May Be a Sign of Feline Happiness Can Also Be a Red Flag
Generally, if your cat does this behavior in a certain context, it's a sign she's content and happy. But most often, it's a sign that something serious may be wrong. Please don't read it wrong, get your kitty into the vet right away if you notice this happening at any other time.
Owning a Dog May Lower Your Blood Pressure
Owning a dog offers you a loyal companion, walking buddy and lifelong friend, but there are proven benefits to your heart health, too. Dog owners enjoy not only decreased blood pressure readings but also a reduced risk of heart disease and fewer doctor visits.
Live Alone? Getting a Dog May Be Good for Your Heart
Having a pet to come home to doesn't just warm your heart, it also protects it. Especially among singles living alone, having a pet offers incredible benefits to heart health and more, according to a new large study, which even reveals the type of dogs that lower heart disease risk the most.
Is Your Pet’s Bump a Harmless Lump or a Tumor?
Discover how to differentiate between benign and malignant growths. Understand why recognizing the symptoms early and seeking veterinary advice can protect your pet from hidden dangers.
