Why Pool Water Isn't a Pup-Approved Drink
A swim in the pool can be the perfect way to cool off on a hot summer day, but that clear, sparkling water isn't as harmless as it looks. Here's why your dog shouldn't drink it.
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Belly Couldn't Walk — So, They Built Her Wheels
Born without front legs, Belly started life at just 11 oz. With Lego wheels, treats, and love, she learned to run, jump — and chase her siblings.
Want a Taste of the Wild Side? This New Breed May Fit the Bill
If you like the looks of a jungle feline, but still want a cuddle buddy at night, you owe it to yourself to check out this new breed officially recognized in 2012. Unique and beautiful, they have a winning 5 out of 5 personality.
Capers: Can Your Pet Eat These Fancy Little Flavor Bombs?
A staple in Mediterranean cooking, this small food packs big flavors and a wide array of antioxidants. But keep this caveat in mind before sharing it with your furry best friend.
Cat Caught on Spy Cam Giving Trash Gifts
When Derek put a spy cam on Gonzo, he uncovered a world of trash gifts, romantic rejections, and one cat's pure, goofy heart.
Your Pet Needs This Crucial Vitamin, but Don't Give Her Yours
It's so important that the level in a sick kitty's blood may actually predict her survival. And low levels are often seen in dogs with congestive heart failure. Neither cats nor dogs can make their own, but please don't make this deadly mistake trying to help them.
This Overlooked Condition Is on the Rise in Pets
If your dog or cat seems healthy, you might not think this liver disease is a concern. Early symptoms are subtle, however, and by the time visible signs develop, irreversible damage may already be occurring. Discover how to spot the early signs.
Wallace's Heart Was Failing — Love Kept It Beating
Told he wouldn't live past one, Wallace the kitten was given a lifetime's worth of love — and ended up giving just as much back.
If Your Pet Could Talk, She'd Beg You to Get These Things Out of Your Home
Both cats and dogs are highly sensitive to it, possibly even to the point of seizures, while we humans go merrily on our way without skipping a beat. To you it's normal, but if your pet could talk she'd beg you to oust them from your home.
