Ship Crew Unites to Rescue Dog
Ship crew spots dog trapped on floating debris. A brave member swims to rescue her, with the crew's ingenious raft plan ensuring her safe return and showering her with love.
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12 Signs of Feline Leukemia Virus That You Must Catch Early
In the early stages, there are often no signs of illness. However, as the disease progresses, your pet's health may gradually deteriorate or fall victim to recurring illnesses. If you can catch it before it progresses to the second stage, you may be able to help your pet live a normal life.
This Food Additive Pushed My Rottie Into Liver Failure — Don’t Let It Happen to You
When I was a vet student, my Rottweiler Gemini suffered liver failure after consuming food with this ingredient. I was furious. Unfortunately, it's still used in pet foods on the market today. It may not be on the label, so here's how to find out if it's there or not. Be very careful.
Could Your Dog Be at Risk for This Heart Issue?
Learn about dogs' common yet silent heart murmurs and the importance of regular vet visits.
Street Cat Gives Birth on Nanny Cam
Rescued pregnant cat surprises new pet parent by giving birth to four kittens on the nanny cam.
Don’t Ignore This Feline Illness Indicator
This is one of the first hints your cat is not well, whether sudden or gradual. But, it can lead to a slippery slope you don't want your kitty to get caught in. So if she stops doing this, a bit of creativity may motivate her. Otherwise, a vet visit is definitely in order.
This Animal’s Behavior Has Scientists in Awe
A closer look at how great apes are surprising researchers with their playful teasing and what it means for our understanding of intelligence.
Amanda Seyfried Goes on a Dodo Dream Date
Amanda Seyfried spends a delightful day with a senior pittie, engaging in activities like painting, walking and playing, forming a special bond.
This One-Way Seasonal Menace Can Kill Your Pet
At this time of year, you can't be too careful when you take your pet outside. If this widely spread menace enters your pet's body through their eyes, ears, mouth, nose, skin, feet or genitals, it can quickly become a one-way deadly battle since your pet's body can't degrade or remove them.
