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National Take Your Dog to Work Day – An Etiquette Guide to Success

National Take Your Dog to Work Day is Friday, June 24, when dog owners across the country are encouraged—with their employer's blessing—
National Foster a Pet Month: 3 Ways to Celebrate and Why You Should

Fostering animals saves lives.
A Veterinary Guide to Stubborn Tear Stains on Dogs

You're probably a bit frustrated if your dog is prone to tear stains. These stains not only seem uncomfortable for your precious canine companion but they also look like a big mess.
5 Tips for Ensuring a Seamless Move with Cats

A recent survey of 1,000 people found that 45% of them named moving as the number one most stressful life event.
National Camping Month: A Guide to Camping Safely With Pets

Every pet owner wants to bring along their four-legged family member when they set out for a fun adventure, including camping. However, camping excursions must be carefully planned, from understanding campground rules to ensuring your pet is safe in an unfamiliar outdoor environment.
How to Know When to Take Your Dog to the Veterinarian For an Ear Infection

Despite what you may think, yeast infections, NOT ear mites, are the primary cause of ear infections in dogs.
The Secret Behind Why Cats Hide Pain and What You Need to Know

It’s not always easy to tell when a cat is ill or injured. You might think that you’d be able to tell right away if your feline friend were in pain.
7 Types of Dog Aggression and How to Nip Them in the Bud

A common myth about dogs is that barking, growling, lunging, biting, and baring their teeth means the dog has an aggressive demeanor. Presenting any combination of these behaviors often leads to a dog permanently labeled as aggressive and needing supervision around other pets and children.