Tiny Rescue, Big Impact
Adopted from a shelter, Chloe, a senior small dog, transformed her new owner's life with her love and loyalty despite her past abandonment.
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Subvalvular Aortic Stenosis Can Cause Sudden Death in These Popular Breeds
Dogs with this inherited condition usually look and act perfectly healthy, but sadly, they can die without warning. If you own one of these popular breeds, know the red flags and ask your veterinarian about the genetic testing that's now available.
Can You Recognize These 12 Signs of Feline Affection?
From headbutts to purrs, uncover the hidden messages in your cat’s actions. Explore the fascinating ways your feline companion communicates love.
Rescuing Chocula: A Donkey’s Journey
Lonely and shy, Chocula the donkey found a loving home, quickly bonding with his new family and forming a special friendship with another rescue donkey.
One of the Least Savory Aspects of Pet Ownership That You May Not Know About
This can be an invisible issue but it can cause symptoms in your dog or cat like vomiting, weight loss, diarrhea and poor coat condition. But it also may not cause any noticeable symptoms at all.
What's the Secret to Finding Your Perfect Pet?
Your future furry friend might just need a buddy. Learn how dogs in shelters are thriving when paired with a pal, leading to quicker adoptions. Could your next pet be waiting with a new best friend?
Webby: The Sweetest Wobbly Dog
Rescued with cerebellar hypoplasia, Webby, a stray dog, charms his foster home with his uncoordinated yet lovable antics.
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.
