They Expected a Monster, They Found Mitch
After surviving years as a chained fighting dog, Mitch finally found safety, kindness, and a rubber tire that became his favorite treasure.
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How Animals Respond to Babies in Danger
With the discovery that the distress calls of babies across a range of species share certain characteristics, these researchers found that mammal mamas have an instinctive response, even when it's not their own baby. Does your pet have a motherly instinct as well?
What Your Pet's Poop Is Trying to Tell You
The color and texture of your pet's stool are one of the earliest and most reliable ways to spot trouble before it becomes serious. A glance during your pet’s daily walk is one of the highest-value habits you can build.
This Friendship Started Very One Sided
Sarah adopted Obi hoping her older cat, Trixie, would have a companion — but winning her trust took far more patience than expected.
Engulfs Your Dog Slowly, Know the Signs to Fight Back
This happens to many dogs of all shapes and sizes as they age. They can't tell you they're hurting, so it's up to you to know the signs. Recognizing these five signs can mean the difference between comfort for your pet or unrelenting pain and even behavioral changes.
Anchovies: This Tiny Fish Packs a Big Health Punch
What this fish lacks in size, it makes up for in flavor and nutrition. With a wealth of healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals, it’s a tasty addition to your pet’s repertoire. Find out how to serve it to your pet.
This Dog's Face Hid a Painful Truth
Biggs was born with severe breathing problems caused by unethical breeding, but his joyful spirit — and an incredible foster journey — led him to the perfect family.
These 3 Life-Shortening Diseases Probably Aren't Even on Your Radar
Most pet owners never consider their power over these three diseases. Yet the truth is your pet's health and longevity hinge on it. So don't overlook the obvious in search of the obscure. These three are much more likely to ruin her life than some rare, barely known condition.
The Calm You Can't Buy in a Bottle
A pet who cannot relax does not always need a pill or a supplement. What they may need is more opportunities to think, explore, and engage — that is where enrichment comes in.
