Reviewed by Dr. Becker

Tragically, owners are taking drastic measures and abandoning or even killing their pets, fearing they might harbor the deadly coronavirus, COVID-19. There's much we don't know about the zoonotic potential of this virus, but here's what we know at this point regarding your furry family members.

To do a good deed is a most glorious sign of love. It may have its bittersweet moments and sometimes even be called a failure. But it's almost sure to save a life and be a rousing success for all involved. You'll enjoy the gratification. Here's what you should know first.

Although relatively rare, one part of the country experienced an outbreak last summer. Spread from one animal to another (humans, too), this bacterial disease can lead to death if not treated with antibiotics. And avoid this type of raw, frozen meat unless you know for sure it's bacteria free.

Smaller, natural pet food companies are disappearing at a rapid rate, leaving many pet owners frustrated, angry, and suspicious. How do you know if changes are being made to your favorite foods (hint: don't look on the labels)?

More and more owners are making the switch to wet pet food, usually a big improvement over kibble. However, there's also a huge range in quality for canned food as well. Here's my recommendation for the best canned food you could feed your dog or cat.

Wild animals have this huge health advantage over their domestic cousins. It thins sticky blood, improves circulation and reduces disease-causing inflammation. It's especially important if you and your pet live in these types of locations. Give your pet this pain relief and peace of mind today.