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Cat Tips

It's Like a Pandora's Box for Your Poor Pet

This singular-sounding disorder mimics so many far-ranging issues it's a nightmare to try to figure out what's really going on. Fortunately, if you eliminate some or all of these five common triggers, you hedge your bets against problems.

Inspiring Videos

Pluto — The Perfect Little Shadow

Pluto is more than a pet - he's an alarm clock, a hair assistant, a cleaning supervisor and the best companion through life's highs and lows.

Dog Tips

Makes Your New Pup Feel Unsafe, Unloved and Insecure Right from the Get-Go

Do you start off on the right foot or the wrong one when bringing home a puppy or adult dog? Most first-time (and even repeat) pet parents wrongly assume it's simple — so they wing it. Have you ever made any of these five mistakes tied to a potential lifetime of suffering? Please don't repeat them.

Dog Tips

Are Your Pet's Red Blood Cells Under a Silent Threat?

Is your pet's body secretly fighting against itself? Their vital red blood cells might be under attack — here's what every pet parent should know.

Inspiring Videos

From Fearful to Wagging Tails

A scared pup learns to trust, transforming from leash flails to tail wags — all in just a few days before heading to a foster home.

Special Species

How Canines Use Their Tails to Communicate

Do wolves wag their tails the same way dogs do? Is that where your pup's tail wagging originated? Wild or domesticated, canines have learned how to define roles and avoid conflict, show their mood, greet others and even beg for food, simply by how they wag their tails.

Food Facts

Lemon: Could This Sour Treat Be Helping or Harming 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.

Inspiring Videos

The Cat Who Thinks He's One of the Kids

Raised with love and human siblings, Binx the cat believes he's one of the family, bonding deeply and protecting his 'brothers and sisters.'

Cat Tips

Why the Friendliest Cats Happen To Be This Color

Is it a coincidence or could it be in their genes? These kitties appear to be extra-special and their owners were more likely to describe them as 'friendly' when surveyed. Indeed, researchers have found their coat color is associated with even more physical and behavioral differences.

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It's Like a Pandora's Box for Your Poor Pet

Pluto — The Perfect Little Shadow

Makes Your New Pup Feel Unsafe, Unloved and Insecure Right from the Get-Go

Are Your Pet's Red Blood Cells Under a Silent Threat?

From Fearful to Wagging Tails

How Canines Use Their Tails to Communicate

Lemon: Could This Sour Treat Be Helping or Harming Your Pet?

The Cat Who Thinks He's One of the Kids

Why the Friendliest Cats Happen To Be This Color

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