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Inspiring Videos

Golden Retriever Breaks Tennis Ball Record

Finley the Golden Retriever holds the Guinness World Record for most tennis balls in his mouth — six at once. He's proud, playful, and loves showing off his talent.

Dog Tips

Grain-Free Soft Pet Treats for Dogs and Cats — Pork Pull Aparts

You'll need just three ingredients to create these grain-free pork pull aparts for your dog or cat. They're excellent if your pet is sensitive to protein sources like chicken or beef, and if your pet prefers soft treats, he'll love these moist chewy bites.

Food Facts

Coconut Oil: Could This Everyday Ingredient Be the Key to Your Pet's Well-Being?

A staple in cooking, this healthy oil is becoming more popular for pets thanks to its numerous applications as well. Learn how you can utilize it for your pet.

Inspiring Videos

Found on the Road, Full of Love

While biking with a rescue pup, he spotted a dumped dog on the roadside. One wiggle and a happy pee later, she found safety — and now awaits her forever home.

Dog Tips

Here's Where Your Vet Checks Your Pet for Signs of Disease

When your vet examines your pet, he or she is looking for clues in different body parts. If you've ever wondered what your vet is doing while poking and prodding, here's your A-to-Z cheat sheet of 10 body parts and the abnormal signs your vet is searching for.

Food Facts

Duck Meat: This Nutrient-Rich Meat May Be Exactly What Your Pets Bowl Has Been Missing

While your dog or cat may enjoy chicken or beef regularly, it's good to introduce them to new flavors every once in a while. This alternative protein may be a healthy, enjoyable way to change things up.

Inspiring Videos

Moose and Peach — Unlikely Best Friends

A dog lover adopts a kitten on a whim — and unexpectedly witnesses the start of an inseparable friendship between her pup Moose and the new cat, Peach.

Dog Tips

This Popular Supplement Can Turn Your Pet's Gut Into a Yeasty Mess

Food makers tout these as beneficial for your pet's digestive tract, but that's true for only certain pets. Many others have GI conditions that make these a bad idea, as they can feed the pathogenic bacteria and push your pet's gut bacteria ratio out of balance even more.

Cat Tips

Orthodox Wisdom Says to Restrict This as Your Pet Ages — Study Says Don’t

Retired veterinary nutritionist proved that even in animals with kidney failure, restricting this failed to improve health or longevity. In fact, the more it was restricted, the sicker these animals became. But here's the new caveat that keeps getting ignored.

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Golden Retriever Breaks Tennis Ball Record

Grain-Free Soft Pet Treats for Dogs and Cats — Pork Pull Aparts

Coconut Oil: Could This Everyday Ingredient Be the Key to Your Pet's Well-Being?

Found on the Road, Full of Love

Here's Where Your Vet Checks Your Pet for Signs of Disease

Duck Meat: This Nutrient-Rich Meat May Be Exactly What Your Pets Bowl Has Been Missing

Moose and Peach — Unlikely Best Friends

This Popular Supplement Can Turn Your Pet's Gut Into a Yeasty Mess

Orthodox Wisdom Says to Restrict This as Your Pet Ages — Study Says Don’t

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