Cat Rescue 101, Plus an Uber!
Here's an example of the perfect cat rescue scenario, but this one involves an Uber!
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Love These Small Breed Dogs? Watch for These Signs of Liver Disease
These 8 breeds are at high risk of congenital liver disease, with 30% to 70% developing it. It's a worldwide problem affecting both genders. Even parents without the disease can produce puppies with it. Is your favorite pup at risk?
When Night Becomes Day: The Hidden Cost of Captivity
Learn the untold story of how artificial environments in zoos disrupt the natural circadian rhythms of animals, leading to behavioral and physiological changes akin to human jet lag.
Their Friendship Stuck From an Egg to a Duck!
An egg cracked open and the little duck inside became a little girl's true lifelong companion!
Here’s Why You Don’t Give Your Kitty a Belly Rub
You may intend it for good, as a love demonstration to your kitty. But that's not how she's going to read it, no matter how noble your intentions. Here's what to do instead, to encourage her to develop a closer bond with you - even as independent as she probably is.
Second-Hand Smoke’s Unseen Victims
Think your smoking only affects you? Think again. Groundbreaking research shows how the smoke you bring home could be silently harming your most loyal companion. Discover steps to shield them from harm.
Guy to Kitten: ‘We’re Gonna Give You a Beautiful Life!’
A kitten got dumped on this bearded guy's property. He made it his mission to befriend it!
Ticks Hate This More Than Chemicals and It’s Not Toxic
With tick-borne diseases expected to spread as fast as ever this season, all pet owners must be on the alert over the next few months. Don't rely on pesticides though, they're becoming less and less effective. Instead, do this - your pet will thank you for it.
The Mistakes Even Vets Make With Digestive Issues in Dogs
Because of how most veterinarians are trained, they tend to overlook the one thing that's been shown to help up to 80% of dogs with chronic gastrointestinal issues. Instead, their go-to approach is often haphazard, unnecessary and likely to make the condition worse.
