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.
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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.
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.
From Fearful to Free
Terrified of touch and frozen in fear, this rescued puppy found healing and happiness through the love of her new dog family.
What Your Cat's Coat Color Can Tell You About Her Behavior
Is there any truth to the connection between coat colors and aggressiveness and bossiness in felines? This study of 1,274 cats reveals some interesting findings, including the colors associated with the most and least aggressive behaviors. Plus — how to live in harmony with a kitty control freak.
Cantaloupe: This Hydrating Treat Could Be a Game-Changer for Your Pet
Despite being a summertime favorite, this round-shaped fruit can be enjoyed any time of the year. Here's a tip — Slice it into small pieces and try giving it as a training treat for your pet!
From Frenemies to Family
Nelson the bird tried everything to get rid of his new dog brother — until their unlikely friendship became something truly special.
Why It's a Mistake to Try to Stop Growling
When your dog growls, your first reaction may be to tell him to stop. But most owners don't realize that can lead to bigger problems down the road. Next time your dog growls, for any reason, try this approach instead.
Could Your Dog Be Breathing in This Dangerous Toxin?
Asbestos is a carcinogenic material that causes mesothelioma. While humans generally know the risks and take precautionary measures, pets are usually left out.
