Enigmatic Respiratory Illness Targets Dogs – These Are The Symptoms
A mysterious and seemingly quite dangerous dog respiratory illness is spreading across the United States– and has veterinarians perplexed. This illness is co…
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Stray Dog Becomes Surrogate for Abandoned Puppies at Texas Shelter
A stray Great Pyrenees dog, found wandering the streets of Fort Bend County, Texas, became a surrogate mother to a litter of six abandoned puppies
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Why Does My Cat Have a Bald Spot?
Discovering a bald spot or missing fur on your cat can be both perplexing and concerning for any cat parent. A change in your cat’s coat could be nothing, but it could also be a red flag of behavioral issues or medical problems. Understanding the underlying cause is the first step to addressing the problem.
Let's Talk Turkey... and Why the White House Pardons One Each Year
It’s now a Thanksgiving tradition… and we’re not talking about the Macy’s parade, the Black Friday sales or that cranberry chutney Aunt Sally whips up each y…
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How to Tell Your Cats Are About to Fight, According to Scientists
A study finds that certain behaviors between two cats could indicate whether an interaction between them is friendly, aggressive, or something in between
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Never Scoop Again With Litter-Robot, The Purrfect Gift For Cat Lovers
Cats like a clean litter box just as much as cat owners do, but scooping clumps can be a hassle. Whisker’s Litter-Robot, the highest-rated, self-cleaning li…
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Finney the Jack Russell Terrier Survives 72 Days Alone in Wilderness
Loyal after death, this mini-mutt remained at her owner's side until rescuers arrived.
Latest Studies Find That Aging in Dogs Can Mirror Aging in Humans
By comparing the concept they labeled “frailty” in humans and in dogs, a team of researchers hopes that they can help owners make better decisions about their pet’s care.
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Study Finds Pets Didn't Make People Happier During the Pandemic
A new study suggests there is no reliable association between pet ownership and well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic
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An AI App Helps Vets Diagnose Cats By Detecting Their Pain Levels
An Alberta-based company is developing an app that could change the way we see cats and their emotions. The innovative AI app is named Tably, and it aims to help vet clinics assess a cat’s pain more easily.
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What Are the Benefits of Dog Massage?
Everyone likes a nice, relaxing massage – no doubt about it. It helps us unwind, soothes sore muscles, and can promote the release of “happy hormones” such as endorphins, serotonin, and dopamine.
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How Often Should I Feed My Fish?
There are a lot of factors that will determine the feeding schedule you have for the inhabitants of your saltwater or freshwater aquarium. The frequency of feeding your fish depends on the type of fish, their age, and the specific conditions of your tank.
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Staff Sergeant Reunites With His Former K-9 Colleague
A retired military dog named Blek, got reunited with his former colleague Staff Sergeant Thomas Watkins, who used to be his handler at a duty station.
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Are Essential Oils Safe for Dogs?
While some essential oils can be safe for dogs, it's important to use them with caution. Here's everything you need to know about essential oils for dogs.
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How Do I Manage My Dog's Separation Anxiety When I'm At Work?
There are many ways to help your pet cope when you're at work, regardless of the severity of their anxiety – here are 6 ways to reduce stress for your four-legged bestie.
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A Dog is Adopted After 7 Years in Shelter After An Emotional Discovery
The staff at Bloomsburg Animal Resource Center have titled this “an extremely special adoption”, and advised readers that “they might want to grab a tissue real quick for this one”.
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