Rather Than Stalking, George Is Just Keeping an Eye Out
He might look like a creeper, but George is a dog that likes keeping an eye on his family.
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This Irresistibly Cute Pet Is Delightfully Silly
They've been described as having a 'mad-cap' personality with a relaxed and social attitude not often seen with this type of pet. Delightfully silly in both appearance and antics, there's no doubt this irresistibly cute, relatively new breed will steal your heart.
All Set for Halloween? 5 Ways to Pet-Proof Your Home
You and your family may love Halloween, but there's a good chance your pet loathes it. Keeping your pet's safety in mind, here are ways you can enjoy the spooky evening ahead without risking your dog's or cat's well-being.
Crane Family: 'Just Dropping by to Say Hi!'
Sometimes wild creatures decide to let humans into their world, which is a very special thing.
How to Support a Dying Animal
It's a difficult subject to think about, but believe it or not, supporting your pet in death can be as rewarding as giving him a wonderful life. Listen as Dr. Becker talks with Dr. Bittel, an animal hospice expert and integrative veterinarian, about options in end-of-life care for animal companions.
Breakthrough Supplement Treatment for Seizures in Dogs
Could a simple yet essential supplement have a significant effect on seizure frequency in dogs? Apparently so, according to this recent study out of Tokyo. All of the dogs experienced at least a 50% reduction in seizure frequency within only two to three months.
Couple Surprised Their Cat Is so 'Emotionally Aware'
Unfamiliar with cats but still wanting one, this couple was elated to find Wilbur so loving!
Cat Litter Box Mistakes That Owners Unknowingly Make
Do you know what type of litter cats consistently favor in studies? And which two scents they abhor? Chances are you're buying the 'wrong' type of litter, in your cat's eyes, at least. How to have a home that doesn't scream 'cat,' no matter what type you choose.
The Best Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Tumor Eating Plan
A certain gene in cats, dogs and horses - the CD33 gene - controls inflammation, and more CD33 genes can mean a longer, healthier life. While you can't do anything about the number of these genes your pet is born with, there's plenty you can do to help at mealtime.
