‘Lazy Leo’ Becomes Salon’s Adorable Mascot
Clients come in, they sit in his chair, and Leo sits on their lap. He loves being under the cape!
Reviewed by Dr. Becker
Dr. Karen Shaw Becker is a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian.
Afghan Hound: One of the Quirkiest Dog Breeds You’ll Ever Meet
One of their unique traits is their propensity for theft, including swiping food from right under your nose. They've been known to push their owners out of bed, and other antics. They're independent, but not dumb. They just need some firm, gentle handling.
Why Your Cat’s Catnip Habit Is a Good Thing
Unravel the layers behind your cat's obsession with catnip. From the euphoria-inducing highs to the calm-inducing lows, discover how these plants affect your cat's neurological system in a safe and non-addictive manner.
Family Fosters Two Puppies, but the Dad Fell in Love!
Fostering two puppies for their small daughter, they were so smitten, one was a foster fail!
Firm Bumps on Your Cat or Dog Attached by a Stalk — What’s Going On?
This growth may be benign, or it could be malignant, here's what to know. Your vet will need to confirm the diagnosis but these three breeds of dogs and cats are most susceptible. What to look for, where, and which locations might mean malignant.
Why Are so Many Dogs Going Gray as Early as Age 1?
If your dog shows signs of early graying, even as young as age 1, you're not alone. A recent study tried to find the common denominators in early graying dogs. And what they found is as fascinating as it is disturbing. Here's what you need to know now, even if your dog isn't gray yet.
Pet Intelligence Face-Off Sparks Debate
In the perennial battle of wits between America's favorite pets, new research throws a curveball into the dog vs. cat intelligence saga.
Just Like That, the Goats Had a Kitten as a Playmate!
After two weeks of the gray kitten hiding in their goat pen, they called him GG for 'gray goat.'
Five Clues to Your Dog’s Itchy Skin and Stomach Issues
Itchiness and sensitive stomach issues can share a common cause - food. While the time of year your dog is itchy may be your biggest tip off, these five other clues could mean the issues may be food-related. How to identify problem foods and help your dog overcome food sensitivities.
