The Puppy No One Thought Would Live
A severely sick, underweight puppy was given almost no chance to survive — but one couple refused to give up and changed everything.
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Defamatory Pet Advice from Time Magazine
Instead of addressing the real crux of the issue — an area of research long ignored by the veterinary community — they resort to insult your intelligence. A more honest question is, why aren't they equally as concerned about this as you?
Is the Air Inside Your Home Affecting Your Pet More Than You Think?
The air your pet breathes all day may be quietly affecting their health. Here is how to clean it up.
She Asked for the Dog No One Wanted
After losing her dog, she asked the shelter who needed help the most — and found a blind, elderly pup who had been overlooked for months.
From Anxiety to Arthritis, This Fast-Growing Pet Supplement Is a Godsend
No wonder it's become so popular. It offers wide-ranging and potent effects for developing puppies, anxious pets, and pets with arthritis, heart disease, chronic kidney disease, and inflammatory skin conditions. And that's just the start. Know how to pick the best type.
Kumquats: This Tiny Citrus Fruit May Surprise You and Your Pet
Feeding these small, sweet-sour fruits to your pet may help ward off chronic diseases and keep them from gaining unwanted pounds, but are they 100% OK for companion animals? Here's what you should know when sharing this food with them.
The Cat Who Refused to Give Up
A cat found crying under a dumpster had a broken pelvis — but after surgery and treatment, he's now running and ready for a home.
Dog Gazes Trigger Release of 'Love Hormone' Oxytocin
Gazing into your dog's eyes makes you feel good for a reason. Research shows it triggers the release of oxytocin in both you and your pet, helping to strengthen your human-dog bond.
Not Every Cat Sniffle Is Just a Cold
That cute little sneeze could be telling you more than you think — here is what your cat's runny nose might really mean.
