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Interviews

Fecal Transplant: An Amazing Cure You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

Dr. Margo Roman is using this admittedly gross therapy to heal a wide range of stubborn diseases in pets, including digestive disorders, behavior problems, itchy skin, and coprophagia (poop eating).

Dog Tips

Can Wolf Bacteria Cure Canine GI Disorders?

Researchers explore the potential of microbes from wolves to treat and prevent gastrointestinal diseases in dogs.

Inspiring Videos

Raider Is Dad’s Daily Plus One at Work

Take a peek into a day in Raider's life, showcasing her important roles within the police force.

Dog Tips

If Your Pet Likes to Munch on Grass, Here's a Safer, Nutrient-Filled Alternative

Eating the green stuff growing around your home or yard can help your pet's digestion. But it comes with a wide variety of potential health problems. Inexpensive and chock-full of vitamins, minerals, and proteins, this alternative could be just what the doctor ordered.

Inspiring Videos

Cats Adore and Protect Their Baby Brother

See each cat's unique and individual reactions as they adjust to having a new member in their family.

Dog Tips

What’s Behind the Epidemic of Cranial Cruciate Ligament Disease?

Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injuries are all too common in dogs today, and despite what many people believe, it's rare that a CCL just suddenly ruptures. Instead, it degenerates over months or years. So what's behind the breakdown in these all-important knee joint ligaments?

Cat Tips

The Diet Switch That Could Transform Your Cat’s Health

A groundbreaking study highlights significant changes in the gut microbiomes of cats fed with whole mice compared to a kibble diet. Learn about the surprising findings and how they challenge current pet-feeding practices.

Inspiring Videos

Excavator Heroically Saves Elephant Trapped in Mud Pit

Capture this moving moment when a 14-year-old elephant was stuck in a mud pit and was heroically saved by an excavator.

Dog Tips

Without This, You May Be Depriving Your Dog of Comfort

Dogs instinctively do this to help calm their fears and to seek comfort. Yet many owners view it as a form of punishment and shun the idea. If you haven't yet embraced the concept, I invite you to see it with new eyes. Your dog, young or old, will most likely thank you.

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Fecal Transplant: An Amazing Cure You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

Can Wolf Bacteria Cure Canine GI Disorders?

Raider Is Dad’s Daily Plus One at Work

If Your Pet Likes to Munch on Grass, Here's a Safer, Nutrient-Filled Alternative

Cats Adore and Protect Their Baby Brother

What’s Behind the Epidemic of Cranial Cruciate Ligament Disease?

The Diet Switch That Could Transform Your Cat’s Health

Excavator Heroically Saves Elephant Trapped in Mud Pit

Without This, You May Be Depriving Your Dog of Comfort

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