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Inspiring Videos

One-Eyed Eagle Gets a Second Chance at Life

A woman found a weak, one-eyed eagle who could barely lift her head. With warmth, food, and care, she regained her strength and flew free two weeks later.

Dog Tips

Live in a Condo or Apartment? This Quiet, Low-Energy French Bulldog Could Be Perfect

Some breeds are high-energy and demand a large home and yard to romp around in. But not this guy — he's a good protector but doesn't bark much, and doesn't need a lot of exercise, making him perfect for apartment and condo dwellers wanting an independent free thinker.

Cat Tips

Why Older Cats Act 'Different' — It's Not Just Age

When your older cat acts differently, do not assume it is simply old age. Their behaviors are signals — sometimes whispers, sometimes cries — that something is changing inside.

Inspiring Videos

Blind and Deaf Frenchie Finds Her Courage

Neve was abandoned by her breeder, scared and shut down. With patience and love, she's learning to feel safe and is finally ready for a forever home.

Dog Tips

5 Popular Indoor Plants to Avoid Like the Plague

Houseplants and flowers are lovely for homes, but if you choose one of these five toxic beauties, you may be exposing your pet to toxins that can burn his mouth or cause seizures, arrhythmias, or worse. Select one of these 19 plants instead.

Dog Tips

When Splash Time Turns Risky

Letting your dog splash in puddles could hide a serious danger. Learn how to protect your dog from this life-threatening disease.

Inspiring Videos

Abandoned German Shepherd Waits Months for Rescue

Papa, the German Shepherd, waited months for his owner to return. One rescuer refused to give up — and now he's safe, loved, and finally home again.

how lethal acrodermatitis affects bull terrier

Dog Tips

This Breed Is More Predisposed to Devastating Disease

It appears to be caused by a genetic anomaly that causes deformities, sometimes severe. These pups have incompetent immune systems and will need a special regimen their whole life. But their lifespan is typically only about 2 years.

Food Facts

When Life Gives You Lemons, Share with Your Pet?

This yellow citrus fruit is used in many culinary creations, but did you know you can use it for your pet's meals as well? Learn how to offer it to your pet here.

Bark & Whiskers gives you the most updated information on species-appropriate pet nutrition and care.

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One-Eyed Eagle Gets a Second Chance at Life

Live in a Condo or Apartment? This Quiet, Low-Energy French Bulldog Could Be Perfect

Why Older Cats Act 'Different' — It's Not Just Age

Blind and Deaf Frenchie Finds Her Courage

5 Popular Indoor Plants to Avoid Like the Plague

When Splash Time Turns Risky

Abandoned German Shepherd Waits Months for Rescue

This Breed Is More Predisposed to Devastating Disease

When Life Gives You Lemons, Share with Your Pet?

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