The Overlooked Place Pet Parents Shouldn't Forget to Check
A quick belly check could save your cat's life. Discover the often-overlooked spot every pet parent should be examining.
Reviewed by Dr. Elizabeth Hardoon
Dr. Elizabeth Hardoon blends conventional and Chinese medicine to support pets’ health, specializing in acupuncture, herbal therapy, food therapy, and rehabilitation.
Could Your Pet Be Prone to a Sugar Struggle?
Don't think of this disease as a death sentence; rather, it's a wake-up call for awareness, care, and partnership with your veterinarian. With proper diet, exercise, and love, your furry friend can live many more tail-wagging, treat-filled years by your side.
Snowed In? These Tricks Keep Paws Busy
Discover simple, fun, and affordable ways to keep your dog active indoors. No fancy equipment required — just your time, imagination, and a few tasty treats.
The Silent Threat Behind Why Your Pet Struggles to Breathe
This unseen factor in your home could be making your pet sick. Discover the silent threat you can't see or smell, and the damaging effects it can have on your pet's health.
The Simple Technique That Helps Your Pet Heal Faster
Whether your dog hides during thunderstorms, your cat is recovering from surgery, or your horse refuses to load into a trailer, this basic technique can bring calm, balance, and healing — both for them and for you.
Oxygen Secrets That Help Pets Heal Naturally
Could oxygen be the missing link in your pet's healing? Learn how this natural therapy is transforming veterinary care.
Gut Clues Reveal Why Some Dogs Stay Itchy
The next time your dog can't stop scratching, remember that the problem might not just be skin deep. Here's what the research shows.
The Sneaky Parasite Puppies Pick Up Fast
This pesky parasite might be small, but it's persistent. Understanding how it spreads, spotting the signs early, and acting fast are your best tools to protect your pup.
Sweet Purrs, Sour Stomach — Spot the Signs Early
This condition may not always show itself in dramatic ways, but if left untreated, it can cause lasting damage. The sooner you recognize the signs, and the gentler you are in your response, the better your cat's chances of bouncing back to their curious, cuddly self.
