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.
That puddle on the floor or extra-long litter box visit may be your pet's way of waving a red flag. Find out how to address this health condition, which can affect both dogs and cats.
An 8-year study of 336 misbehaving cats ranked this as their No. 1 problem. Contrary to what you might expect, it beats out unsuitable elimination by a stunning eight percentage points. Worse, it happens when you'd expect her to be happy, and then you'll probably react the wrong way.
Many pet owners choose healthy options for their families but forget their pets. Your pet needs more of your love and care. Here are six simple ways to help your pet live a longer, healthier life.
It's one of life's most dreaded diseases, and unfortunately our beloved pets aren't exempt from the risk. So you'll want to keep an eye out for these telltale signs, including No. 8, which is one of the first things you'd notice. But any of them should prompt a priority visit to your veterinarian.
It's like creating an apothecary garden for your pet. All you need is a small, sunny spot and you can grow any or all of these pet-pleasing and health-supporting herbs. Help relieve itching, boost digestion, and soothe arthritic discomfort with these easy-to-grow herbs.
It can be a tough thing to think about, but it's something that every owner who deeply cares about their pet's well-being should do. Here's what to consider, and how to start the conversation with the person most suited for the task.