Fueling the Fit Pup — How Fiber Boosts Endurance and Gut Health
Just like humans, pets also need some dietary fiber for optimal digestive health. Here are strategies to make sure you're doing it properly.
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Ty's Big Transformation
Ty the 30-pound cat couldn't even roll over. With foster care, diet changes, and aqua therapy, he's dropped weight and found a happy, active life.
Don't Mistake This for a Superfood, a Few Slurps Could Kill Your Pet
Just because your pet has never become ill after engaging in this enjoyable canine pastime doesn't mean he's immune. He's been lucky, that's all. Find out why you need to always have a watchful eye out, especially after he's had his fun and games.
Santi the Farm Dog
Santi the dog formed a bond with a rescue cat, befriended chickens, welcomed stray puppies, and became the heart of a growing farm filled with rescued animals.
Mycotoxins Are Raging — Avoid These 8 Common Ingredients Now
High levels of these dangerous fungal chemicals are showing up in 2016 crops, and several of them are common ingredients in pet foods. Check your labels now and seriously consider upgrading your pet's food.
The Pet Parent's Secret Weapon to a Cleaner, Fresher Home
Your pet shares your home with you, and it's inevitable for them to make a mess every now and then. Learn how to clean it up effectively with these tips.
Best Friends for Life
After being rescued as a fawn, Buttons the deer formed an unbreakable bond with G-Bro the dog. Eleven years later, their friendship continues to grow.
This Common Condition Can Shave 2 1/2 Years Off Your Pet's Life — Yet Many Are Completely Oblivious
Sadly, it affects 52.6% of dogs and 57.6% of cats, and can lead to an array of conditions. It can even make your pet arthritic and unable to get around. There are posh solutions to address the problem, but do you actually need to spend that money to keep your pet healthy?
Does Your Pet Get the Zoomies at Night? Their Meridian Clock Might Be Off
If your pet is hyperactive at night, it could mean that their internal clock is misaligned. Here's what you can do to solve this issue and bring your pet back on schedule.
