Webby: The Sweetest Wobbly Dog
Rescued with cerebellar hypoplasia, Webby, a stray dog, charms his foster home with his uncoordinated yet lovable antics.
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Predisposes Your Pet to Various Cancers — Do You Smoke in Your Home?
Poison alert: This mistake predisposes your pets to malignant lymphoma, nasal tumors, lung and oral cancers, and a host of other problems. Doesn't really matter what kind of pet you have - you simply must rid your home of this pernicious pet and human toxin.
Riskier Than You're Told — This Habit Can Shorten Your Pet's Life
You may rely on it to stretch your budget. Or because you assume they're telling you the truth. But don't heed the advice based on this 2013 feeding study if you want your pet to really thrive. No wonder pet parents are increasingly rejecting this bogus advice.
Is Your Dog Constantly Licking?
Find out what might be driving this compulsive behavior, which could indicate underlying health concerns such as allergies or irritants in their environment.
From Despair to Joy: Homer’s Recovery
Rescued in dire condition, Homer the dog overcame cancer and found a loving home, transforming from a scared, empty-eyed pup to a joyful companion.
Siamese: This Cat Breed Is Immensely Popular, Chatty and Witty
They thrive on attention, and eagerly mingle with kids and dogs. But when bored, their high intelligence can lead to mischief - such as turning on faucets, opening cabinets and finding incredibly inventive hiding spots. Is this 'steal-your-heart' kitty for you?
Which Dogs Have a Secret Feline Side?
Discover the fascinating world of nine unique dog breeds that defy expectations by embracing feline-like traits. These captivating canines blur the line between loyalty and independence, offering a surprising twist on companionship that will change how you view man's best friend.
Stylish Cat Heals Heartbreak
Nova the cat loves wearing designer jumpers and going outside. She helped her owner through a tough breakup, forming an unbreakable bond.
Watch Out, Euthanasia Meds Found in Another Pet Food
Pentobarbital is commonly used to euthanize dogs, cats and some horses, so what's it doing in pet food? While we'd like to believe the pet food industry upholds the law and avoids illegal adulterated products, what's really happening behind the scenes is a whole different story.
