What’s It Like to Have Kittens Overrunning Your Home?
Rescuing a stray cat has multiple bonuses when she surprises you with baby kittens!
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Allergic to Cats? Try This Simple Feeding Trick
Since it's not your kitty's fur coat that triggers allergic symptoms, there's a way you may be able to make your cat less allergenic. And the remedy may be sitting in your kitchen right now. Plus: eight other ways to minimize cat allergies at home.
Blue Haze in Dog’s Eyes: Alarm Bells or False Alarm?
A startling blue glow in your senior dog's gaze may raise concerns, but is it a cause for panic? Delve into the eye condition affecting aging pets, why it happens and how it differs from more serious issues.
Rescuers Lifted the Bucket and Realized It Wasn’t a Dog
Someone saw a dog floating among debris off the West Coast. Soon, rescuers showed up.
Your Tiny Fluff Ball’s First 5 Weeks — 5 Big Milestones You Don’t Want to Miss
What a difference a few short weeks can make! By the grand old age of 5 weeks, your fluff ball has been through so many changes it can make your head spin. Do you know what they are? You'll want to, so you understand your new tiny family member and can talk intelligently with your vet.
Just a Tiny Amount of This Poison Can Kill — And It’s Found in Many Homes
It's toxic for a 50-pound dog, and can easily be deadly for a 10-pound one, yet it's found in many homes. Signs of poisoning start in just 15 to 60 minutes, and time is of the essence if you want to save your dog's (or cat's) life. What to know about this growing problem.
The Tail Wagging Mystery Unraveled
Dive deep into the science behind your dog's tail wagging. It's not just a sign of happiness; discover the hidden meanings and evolutionary secrets behind this complex canine behavior.
Stuck Kitten Rescued — Literally — by Just the Right Guy!
Tiny meows could be heard coming from under the sidewalk, and this guy lost no time.
Easy to Train and Eager to Please, This Is One of the Best Dog Breeds for a Family
They have a wonderful temperament and are good with children. But they'll slobber their love everywhere, so probably not a good choice for a guard dog. Yet they're highly intelligent - No. 4 among all dogs. Many stick with this breed their whole life, despite some shortcomings.
