The Calm You Can't Buy in a Bottle
A pet who cannot relax does not always need a pill or a supplement. What they may need is more opportunities to think, explore, and engage — that is where enrichment comes in.
Cat Tips
Understand your cats more and read insightful tips on how to make the best food choices, solve problems like litterbox issues and health concerns, and more.
The 3 AM Zoomies Finally Explained
There is a scientific reason your cat sprints across your face in the middle of the night, and once you know what is really going on inside their body clock, you can nudge those midnight marathons into a much more civilized hour.
This Popular Pet Toy Can Lead to Behavior Disorders
First identified as a potential problem for dogs, this popular pet toy can also cause obsessive behavior in cats. Repeatedly trying but never actually catching their 'prey' can drive both dogs and cats slightly nuts. In their endless 'hunt,' cats may go so far as to ignore their humans and food.
Could Oxygen Be the Missing Piece to Better Health?
Could oxygen be the missing link in your pet's healing? Learn how this natural therapy is transforming veterinary care.
Deadly Airborne Spores Infect Pets in 31 Areas
Symptoms range from none to severe, depending on organ systems infected by the fungi. If you notice any of these 16 symptoms, get help, because time is of the essence. It's now found in 31 areas that offer these fungus-friendly conditions. And certain pets are at higher risk.
The Sweet Trick That Makes Life Harder for Bad Bacteria
There is a sweet, naturally occurring sugar that works with your pet's plumbing instead of directly against invading bacteria — making it nearly impossible for E. coli to hold on inside the bladder.
A Dog's Clue to a Vexing Health Mystery
Cats are affected too, though in a different way. This 26-year study uncovered a troubling decline in dog fertility, pointing to hormone-disrupting chemicals that have become a common part of everyday life.
The Eye Change You Should Never Brush Off
That moment when you glance at your cat and notice one pupil looks bigger than the other can mean almost anything — from a harmless lifelong trait to a fast-moving emergency that steals sight within hours. Know how to tell the difference.
Is It a True Rescue Shelter or an Imposter? How Can You Tell the Difference?
According to ASPCA, there are an estimated 900 to 2,000 imposters. And while imposters often pose as true nonprofits, here are the seven telltale signs that differentiate them from the real deal. Plus, what you should know before you adopt one of these pets.
