The Garden Threat That Few Pet Owners Know About
If you have a garden or flowers in your yard, this is something you need to know about. If your pet got ahold of one, it could lead to vomiting and diarrhea.
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Shark Rescued from Tangled Fishing Line
When a paddleboarder spotted a shark trapped in a rope underwater, he dove in to free it — risking injury to save a life entangled by human trash.
Watch Out for This Medication, It's Too Easy to Overdose
Even the government has issued an overdose warning for this medication that some owners use to help ease discomfort in their pets in certain situations. The truth is, some pets just don't handle it well, even in very small doses.
When to Worry About Your Dog's Dilated Pupils
In many cases, dilated pupils are nothing to panic about, but there are times that they can signal pain, injury, or neurological problems. Here's how to know.
Rescue Parrot Fefe Runs Bedtime Her Way
Fefe, the rescue parrot, demands bedtime treats, noodles, and games — because after her rough past, she deserves all the love and attention.
This Simple Boredom Buster Stimulates Both Cats and Dogs
Does your pet destroy everything in sight — even though he knows better? He might simply be bored. Here's a simple method of counteracting these nine boredom indicators that you can adapt for both dogs and cats. And you hardly have to spend anything!
Where to Put Your Dog's Water Bowl for Happy Hydration
While you may already make sure the bowl is filled each day, where you put that bowl can be just as important as how much water you offer — learn more here.
Dog Pita Knocks for Playdates Every Week
Pita, the dog, visits Nicole's house multiple times a week for playdates — bringing joy, treats, and even the whole neighborhood together.
Dished Out Like Candy by Veterinary Docs, but It's Horrible for Your Pet
There's a preponderance of evidence showing harm. While sometimes medically necessary, it should never be a go-to option. It triggers proliferation of pathogenic bacteria, adds flab and much more. It's just plain bad medicine to use it like this.
