Empowering Pets to Heal Themselves Through Self-Medication
Zoopharmacognosy is the study of how animals self-medicate in the wild, and now you can learn to bring this natural healing power to your own pet.
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What Every Hamster Owner Should Know Before It's Too Late
Torpor is a state hamsters can enter when the temperature becomes too cool. It's an unnerving experience for new owners, as their pet may appear lifeless. Here's what you need to know about this normal response to certain environmental conditions, and what to avoid doing if it happens.
Seven — The Kitten Who Loves Car Rides
Rescued from the brink of death, Seven found a loving home and now shares a unique bond with his owner, enjoying car rides and endless affection.
Do You Have a Dog with Behavioral Issues? This Can Make a Huge Difference
Does your dog struggle with behavioral disorders — whether rowdiness, storm or noise phobia, separation anxiety, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, or even boredom? This can put an end to the problems and make him into a happier pet — and you into a more satisfied pet parent.
Families Are Relinquishing These Dogs in Record Numbers — But Why?
It seems like the demand knows no bounds. They've grown hugely popular. Yet this sad mistake sets the stage for relinquishment and euthanasia. And what can you do if you already have one but are overwhelmed by empty promises you once believed?
Poutine's Journey to Joy
Once a sad and shut-down shelter dog, Poutine found love, safety and her forever home, blossoming into a playful and gentle companion.
What's Causing Your Dog's Swollen Belly?
A swollen belly in dogs can stem from minor issues to serious emergencies such as bloat. Early identification of the cause is crucial for timely and appropriate care.
Sakari's Love for Snow
Rescued from a crowded kennel, Sakari found joy in the snow, bonding with her new family and embracing the freedom to be herself.
Women Sleep Better with a Dog in Their Bed
Compared to their human sleeping partners, women rated dogs as less disruptive to sleep and better for comfort and security. The survey results support a growing number of studies that show sharing a bed with your dog can have significant benefits.
