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Hazards to Avoid While Baking Homemade Dog Treats
Not all treats labeled 'all-natural' are worth trusting. Homemade treats can be a healthier option, as long as you know which ingredients to use and how to keep your dog safe.
Carrots: You Probably Already Have This Pet Treat at Home
This beta-carotene-rich food can help boost your pet’s eyesight and immune health. If you have a teething puppy, giving them a raw frozen piece (with supervision, of course) can help ease their teething pain.
She Gave Birth with Her Foster Mom Beside Her
Nessie gave birth to six healthy puppies while her foster mom stayed by her side, then watched them grow before finding loving homes.
Dogs Mimic Their Owners' Facial Expressions
Dogs are closely in tune with the emotions of dogs around them, mimicking behaviors like play bows and open-mouthed grins. It turns out this mimicry likely extends to humans, too, according to research that adds credence to the notion that dogs are capable of showing empathy.
The Sweet Trick That Makes Life Harder for Bad Bacteria
There is a sweet, naturally occurring sugar that works with your pet's plumbing instead of directly against invading bacteria — making it nearly impossible for E. coli to hold on inside the bladder.
This Dog's Recovery Feels Like a Miracle
Lisa was found tied up, starving, and severely ill, but her remarkable recovery proved just how resilient a dog's spirit can be.
A Dog's Clue to a Vexing Health Mystery
Cats are affected too, though in a different way. This 26-year study uncovered a troubling decline in dog fertility, pointing to hormone-disrupting chemicals that have become a common part of everyday life.
The Eye Change You Should Never Brush Off
That moment when you glance at your cat and notice one pupil looks bigger than the other can mean almost anything — from a harmless lifelong trait to a fast-moving emergency that steals sight within hours. Know how to tell the difference.
