Peanut: The Rescued Mouse
Peanut, a baby mouse saved from chickens, finds a new life with her rescuer, embracing her role as a tiny but fierce family member.
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Can Your Dog Overdose on This Daily Essential?
Needed for life and fun to play in. But can your pet actually overdose on it? In severe cases it can lead to loss of consciousness, seizures, coma, and even death. Dogs that enjoy these two activities are most at risk. Here's what every pet owner should know today.
Tips on How to Keep Your Pets Warm and Safe This Winter
As you bundle up during this winter season, don't forget to keep your furry friend snug and warm, too. Here's a simple guide to help keep them cozy and healthy during the cold season.
Yuma: The Rock-Collecting Pup
Yuma, a quirky dog, has a unique obsession with collecting rocks — choosing them carefully and even trading them for dinner.
Want to Stretch Your Pet's Life? 10 Ways to Help
Who doesn't want their beloved pet with them as long as possible? Maximize the number of days you get to spend with your pet with this 10-point checklist. Surprisingly, each one can impact your pet's longevity and quality of life in a significant way. How many are you already doing?
Cholula's Journey: From Shelter to Forever
A pregnant rescue dog, Cholula, finds safety, love and the perfect forever home after fostering her and her puppies.
Always Ask Your Vet This Question, No Matter How Minor the Surgery
The next time your pet needs any type of surgical procedure, be sure to ask this important question. Research shows that when this is used even during the most minor of procedures, your pet's microcirculation and possibly blood pressure can be enhanced.
Stuart the Sneaky Goat
Stuart the goat doesn't let doors or rules stop him from sneaking inside, especially when strawberries are involved.
Your Dog Is Listening — Does He Understand What You're Saying?
Dogs pick up on the emotional cues and nuances in your voice, but do they understand the words too? Research brings increased understanding into how dogs process speech, and it turns out its remarkably similar to humans.
