A New Survey Shows Both Pets and Owners Feel Separation Anxiety
The results indicate that 4 in 10 pet parents said that they would rather accept a lower salary and work from home, just so they could be closer to their furry friends.
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Vet School Aims to Dispel Misinformation About Mysterious Illness

News about a mysterious illness has been making dog parents across the country nervous as they seek out available information. While there have been reported advances made in understanding the cause of the illness, many of the details are still vague, and a lot of “data” being shared by the mainstream media seems to be contradicting. How do you know what to believe?

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What Shapes Your Dog’s Personality? Harvard Neuroscientists Reveal
No two dogs are the same – each pooch has a personality of their own, complete with unique quirks and traits. But why is your dog the way they are? Here's what the experts have to say about it.
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Mice Have Passed the Mirror Test: What It Means
The “mirror test” is used by scientists to help them determine if an animal is self-aware—if an animal looks in the mirror and recognizes themselves in it, r…
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FDA Approves New Treatment for Anxiety and Fear in Cats
It’s no secret that most cats get really stressed out when they have to leave the house, especially for a trip to the veterinarian. And the anxiety and fear…
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Newfoundland Dogs Deliver Your Tree at This US Christmas Tree Farm

“It’s a great way to expose people to the joy of Christmas but also teach people about Newfoundland dogs,” explained Lindsay Eshelman when asked about her family farm. “They’re big, and sometimes people are scared of big dogs, and we want to show that they’re gentle giants.”

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Watch As Adorable Shelter Dogs Pick Their Own Christmas Toys

The holiday season is associated with traditions and festivities as we gather with family, put up festive decorations, and exchange holiday gifts. For pet parents, these traditions often carry over to spoiling our furry companions. But what about the thousands of pets sitting in shelters and rescues around the world, waiting for their forever home?

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Are Hamsters Good Pets for Kids?

Are hamsters good pets for kids? The short answer is, “maybe.” There are several key factors to consider when deciding if a hamster will be an excellent addition to your family, including the space needed for their habitat, their independent personalities, your child’s interest in a bet, the work (and finances) required to care for your new hamster, and the availability of a veterinarian that will accept small animals.

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Are Candles Safe for Pets?

Whether you want to include a candle in your holiday décor while keeping your pet safe or simply burn a candle to mask those pesky “pet smells,” there ARE options available to enjoy the gentle glow of a candle without creating unnecessary risks for your companion.

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Half of Americans Believe Pets Steal the Spotlight During Holidays
A survey revealed that nearly half of Americans (43%) think their loved ones are more excited to see their pets on the holidays than they are to see them.
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How Much Outdoor Time Does My Dog Need?
Spending time outside is very important for overall physical and mental health, both for humans and animals alike. Our pets, dogs especially, can be quite dependent on the time they spend outdoors.
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What to Do If Your Dog Ingested Something They Shouldn't?
What is the course of action to help a dog who ingested something they simply should not? Let’s go over it.
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What Should I Include in a Pet First Aid Kit?

As loving pet parents, we do everything possible to keep our furry companions safe and healthy. However, life is unpredictable, and accidents happen, so we must be prepared for unexpected emergencies. This includes ensuring we have a fully stocked, pet-friendly first aid kit available.

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Is a Cat Tree Necessary for My Cat?

When you first bring home a new cat, it’s an exciting time – especially if you’re a first-time cat parent. However, amidst the excitement, there are many questions that may be holding you back from fully embracing the joy. Are you prepared to meet all your cat’s needs? Are there “must-have” items you have overlooked? The struggle is real!

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Scientists May Have Found a Better Way To Trim a Cat’s Nails
Researchers from the University of California, Davis, are working with Sacramento SPCA to make nail trimming less stressful for cats and their owners
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This Revolutionary Drug Could Help Extend the Lifespan of Dogs
What the study will potentially show is that dogs who receive the drug will live one year longer - on average compared to those who are taking the “placebo” drug.
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