We know the importance of drinking enough water every day to keep our bodies functioning, and we strive to get those eight glasses of water. And wh...

While humans may enjoy the Fourth of July, it's no picnic for our pets. We get to enjoy an eventful weekend with food, friends, and fireworks, but ...

Whether you live in a rural, urban, or suburban area, chances are you've either seen or heard a coyote. And it feels like these scavengers are movi...

When you're smiling, the whole world smiles with you. That is especially true with pets. We can't help but feel all warm and fuzzy inside when we s...

When you think of catnip, you might picture cats going crazy: rolling around, drooling, purring, and being in an overall state of bliss. You may ha...

We're halfway through November, and with winter on the horizon, we know that the temperature will drop, and rain and snow will fall. Just like huma...

We all want to be great pet paw-rents. We feed our fur-babies the best food, provide them with safe and comfortable homes, encourage daily physical...

We all get that spring itch to start cleaning up the house, purging the junk we no longer need and just freshening up the areas we spend time in. So, what does this Spring cleaning mean for our furry roommates? While Fluffy isn’t going to help you scrub and mop, their areas and daily essentials are in need of a good freshening just as much as your garage is.

April is National Pet First-Aid Awareness Month and the perfect time to talk about your knowledge on common pet injuries. 

The popular flea and tick collar, Bayer’s Seresto collar, has now been linked to over 1,400 deaths in both dogs and cats. Dog owner, Rhona Bomwell, purchased a Seresto collar for their 9-year-old Papillion for the first time. The next day, Pierre the Pappillion had a seizure and collapsed while his mom was making dinner.

You know it's true, most of us have put on a few pounds during quarantine from the lack of moving around. But it's not just us...our pets may have...

Cancer, unfortunately, hits animals as much as it hits humans. With an estimated 6 million new cancer diagnoses in dogs each year and a similar number in cats, multiple organizations have dedicated their mission to raise funds for cancer research, as it's the #1 cause of death of pets.