Study Found Pomegranate Water Additive Can Keep Dogs’ Teeth Clean
What is Littermate Syndrome?
Can You Potty Train a Rabbit?
Scientists Reveal Which Dogs Are Best at Giving Puppy Eyes
DNA Profiling Keeps the Streets of This French Tourist Town Poop-Free
Intestinal Worms in Dogs: Types and Symptoms
Although an unpleasant topic to think about, the harsh reality is that worms are a common problem in dogs – one that you need to know how to tackle and prevent. So, we’ve put together a short guide on some of the canine intestinal worms you should know about, the symptoms they can cause, and the treatments that can get rid of them. With this knowledge, you’ll be able to more easily recognize the signs of a worm infestation in your dog, and you’ll know how important it is to prevent worms from infecting your companion.
How Can I Reduce My Dog's Seasonal Shedding?
What to Do If Your Dog Eats Halloween Candy?
White House Pooch, Commander, Bites Back!
When Nature Surprises: Crocodiles Push a Drowning Dog Out to Safety
Owners Tell Why They Spend Hundreds of Dollars on Dogs’ B-Day Partie
Do Dogs Get Stressed on Halloween?
Halloween is fun for kids and adults, but can the same be said for your pets? If you have a dog, you might wonder if this spooky holiday can be stressful for him. Below is some information that can help you determine if your pet is anxious on Halloween, along with tips on how to help him relax as much as possible.
Can Cats and Dogs Eat Nutritional Yeast?
Nutritional yeast is popular, especially amongst vegans, for its yummy, cheesy flavor and multitude of nutrients, from protein and potassium to B vitamins and fiber. But is it one of the human foods that cats and dogs can eat? Check out the information below to learn more about nutritional yeast and if it’s safe for your furry friend.
US-based Veterinarian Returns to Greece to Help Stray Cats
Should Cats Wear Collars? The Pros and Cons
Walk through your local pet store, and you will likely see a small assortment of cat collars, including many different colours, styles, materials, and sizes. But do cats really need to wear a collar? Should cats wear collars, or are they more of a fashion statement?
Mail Carrier Threatens to Stop Deliveries Due to Troublesome Tabby
It’s a stereotype we’ve seen in movies, cartoons, and television shows: the age-old view of the dog chasing the mailman. This has led to (understandably) more rules and restrictions regarding what is permitted and when a postal worker can deny mail delivery due to safety concerns. But what if that safety concern isn’t a dog at all? What if it’s a naughty cat keeping the postal workers away?