Rocket's Journey Home
A stray cat followed them to their room, fell asleep on their bed and changed their lives forever — leading to an incredible rescue journey.
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New Dog Training Technique That Rivals Clicker-Training
Dogs who were taught by this method were more likely to learn a new behavior within 30 minutes, and to learn the behavior faster than dogs in a clicker-training group. And they are more likely to remember it later. Five steps to help you get started with a training that anyone can do.
Sprout's Incredible Transformation
Sprout was rescued in terrible condition, but after shedding 32 lbs. of mats, she’s thriving, playful and ready for a fresh start.
Half of All Dogs Relinquished to Shelters Share This Trait
It's one of the most important things you can do for your pet. But many pet parents make serious mistakes in the process, feel it's not important or do it in all the wrong places. And make no mistake, these six venues can cause far more problems than they solve. Be wise.
Banish Pet Odors with This Simple Trick
Discover the step-by-step process to eliminate stubborn smells, protect your home from repeat accidents, and keep your living space fresh and clean.
A Dog with a Musical Gift
This talented pup loves to sing along, hitting notes with impressive accuracy and showing off a true passion for music.
Causes Your Pet's Cells to Starve to Death, Even While Surrounded by Nutrients
Is your precious pet a sitting duck for this agonizing condition? Causes cellular starvation, even while surrounded by the very nutrients she craves. If your pet harbors any of these three predictors of trouble, nip them in the bud now. You know what they say about an ounce of prevention.
Frank — The Cat Who Chose Us
A neighbor's cat, Frank, became an unexpected source of comfort and joy, showing up daily and helping his new friends through grief.
This Common Feline Behavior Is Really a Red Flag
This chronic problem is so common in cats these days that both owners and veterinarians often consider it normal behavior. But it's a red flag that requires a complete workup. Don't let your vet dismiss it as nothing, insist on these tests to rule out something far more serious.
