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.
Dog Tips
These comprehensive articles can guide you through the ups and down of dog ownership, from proper nutrition and exercise to training and grooming. Read through all the tips here to keep your pooch happy and improve their longevity.
Dry Eye, Pink Eye, Cherry Eye, a Bluish Cornea — Eye Color Warning Signs
You look lovingly into your dog's eyes anyway. So watch for these colors of trouble when you do. Redness could be a sign of allergens, but could also be more serious. One unique color combination could mean glaucoma, a cause of blindness. It pays to pay attention.
How Your Dog's Personality Changes with Age
It's not your imagination. Research now teaches pet parents that dogs' personalities change over time, and those changes can be quite significant. Plus, the way you interact with your dog plays a role. Know the eight age-related behavior changes that may occur in your pet.
When Cute Turns Into Something Else
That tail chase before dinner, the paw-licking on the couch, the laser-pointer sprint across the living room — most of these moments are exactly what they look like, but a handful of them are quietly asking for help. Learning to spot the difference is one of the quieter ways of loving a dog well.
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.
Could Your Pet's Heart Be Asking for Help?
Hearts are astonishingly patient; they keep working through a lot and hide trouble until they can't anymore. A slower walk, a soft cough, or breathing that seems a little faster than usual can be your pet's earliest way of asking for help, and catching that signal changes everything.
Hazards to Avoid While Baking Homemade Dog Treats
Not all treats labeled 'all-natural' are worth trusting. Homemade treats can be a healthier option, as long as you know which ingredients to use and how to keep your dog safe.
Dogs Mimic Their Owners' Facial Expressions
Dogs are closely in tune with the emotions of dogs around them, mimicking behaviors like play bows and open-mouthed grins. It turns out this mimicry likely extends to humans, too, according to research that adds credence to the notion that dogs are capable of showing empathy.
