The exposure to flame retardant chemicals (PBDEs) is bad enough with household dust, carpeting and furniture, but now researchers are finding it at high levels in pet foods. Especially toxic to cats, find out which foods were found to be the worst offenders.
Shelter pets are in no way damaged goods, but every abandoned animal has a past, and you need to know as much about your prospective pet's past as you can. Here are six important and hopefully revealing questions to help you get started.
Using an air purifier can improve indoor air quality for both you and your pets, but it's essential to choose a safe and reliable model. Here's what you need to know.
Some dogs appear insatiable — they can gorge themselves on food and treats and be right there for the next meal. What to do if this describes your dog, and what researchers found when they looked closely at the breed most notorious for a healthy appetite and expanding waistline.
Veterinarians once thought only older dogs could develop heart murmurs (unless it was present at birth), but now researchers have discovered that they are far more common, even in younger dogs. Because a heart problem can emerge at any time, know the five signs that your pup may be in trouble.