Smudge's Second Chance at 18
At 15, Smudge was overweight and sluggish. Now 18, she walks daily — rain or shine — and inspires her family, including her arthritic human, to keep moving.
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What Homeless Cats Need Most from You, Especially Now
Just because feral cats may scamper when you approach them doesn't mean they don't need or want your help and protection, especially when temperatures take a nose dive. Doing these two things will go a long way to help make life better for homeless cats.
The No. 1 Overlooked Cause of Pet Anxiety (and What to Do About It)
If your dog is nonstop barking, has a poor appetite, or exhibits destructive behavior, these may be signs of anxiety that need your attention. The problem may not be solely emotional, but also physical. Here are some strategies to help your pet cope with stress.
Albert the House-Loving Camel
Albert the camel grew up bottle-fed and bonded, now thinks he's part of the family — even trying to live indoors and follow his human everywhere.
Still Feeding Kibble? At Least Choose This Less Revulsive Brand
Slate article depicts the gross, stomach-flipping junk that passes as your favorite four-legged family member's food. You'd never dream of eating it yourself, so skip it for your pet too. At a minimum, use this ethically sourced kibble brand with no Chinese ingredients.
Eggs: Could an Egg a Day Keep Doggy Dementia Away?
Called 'Mother Nature's original superfood,' this simple, easy-to-prepare, and inexpensive source of bioavailable nutrients is a staple food around the world, but did you know that it can be shared with pets as well?
Dolly the Diva and Her Devoted Dad
Dolly the dog has her grandpa wrapped around her paw, offering cuddles, massages, and companionship that brings comfort through his Alzheimer’s journey.
This Breed Is So Damaged These Pups Can't Even Fit Through the Birth Canal
It's a travesty what breeders have done to these wonderful dogs, and sadly, the DNA damage may not be reversible. Known for bad breeding practices, many are in constant pain and can't eat normally or even walk due to inherited deformities.
When That Little Tongue Won't Go Back In
Whether your dog's tongue-out smile is a part of their personality or something you must manage, your attention and care are important for their well-being. Here's what you should know about this condition.
