Help your pets adjust to your new routine when going back to school with tips for scheduling, stress, and separation anxiety for dogs, cats, and other furry and scaly pets.
If you’re not camping, using an RV, or staying with someone you know, lodging can be a bit confusing thanks to all the different pet policies. Here’s what you need to know if you're staying in a rental with your pet.
Cases of Potomac Horse Fever (PHF), a bacterial disease, are rising as warmer temperatures lead to more insects contaminating horses’ drinking water.
Equine animals need extra care during hot and humid temperatures. If horses overheat, the owners should seek veterinary assistance before symptoms become incurable.
Though leaving your furry (spikey, feathery…) bestie behind will never be easy, having a sound plan will make it less stressful for you and your pet.
Is a dorm room right for your pet? Find out everything you need to know about living with a pet on campus, from picking a pet-friendly college to licenses and vaccinations.
Spotting sunglasses on a dog is a rare and picture-worthy occasion. But why is it that sunglasses are so commonplace for humans and rarely considered for our canine friends?
Find out about the top tools available to help manage illnesses in your pet. Use apps and at-home diagnostic kits to share your pet’s health and vitals with your vet and track progress over time.
Learn about the apps that are bringing pet owners together to chat about their pets, find out about pet-friendly spots in the neighborhood, and book pet care services.
Find out everything you need to know about home testing kits for pets. With at-home kits, you can detect and monitor a variety of health conditions common to pets.
Learn how to best prevent fleas and ticks and find out how the internet makes it easier than ever to stay consistent with your pet’s flea and tick prevention program.
Are you leaving your dog with a sitter, walker or daycare service? Find out what you need to know about each type of service and how to prepare your dog.
An expert delves into whether you should give your pet a summer haircut, dispelling common misconceptions about fur trimming, and explaining how your dog’s fur works as a cooling system.
Up to 25% of pet owners are using an ineffective tick prevention treatment. Learn what to do if your pet gets a tick and how to prevent these blood-sucking pests from taking hold.
Find out what you need to know if your dog has kennel cough. Plus, how you can help your pup to get better quickly without spreading the disease to other dogs.
Learn about the best puzzles and games for bored, hyper or anxious dogs. Plus, why your dog may need something to do while you’re not around.
Much like us, our pets need to be protected from sun and heat. Follow these tips for keeping your pet safe during those dog days of summer.
During summer and fall, the mosquito population increases. Unfortunately, with this comes a higher chance of your horses contracting the West Nile virus.
Camping with your pet can make the experience even better, plus you get to bond with your fave animal. But before you head out into the woods, you need to be prepared — and so does your pet.
If your dog finds the snap, crackle, and pop of this season unpleasant or alarming, you are not alone.
Every pet parent wants to do all they can to keep their pets safe all year round, but what are the biggest risks in the summer?
Fatherhood in the animal world - looking into the bonds between different animal dads and their young.
Even though the WKC is out to crown the Best in Show, the organization’s mission is to support dogs’ health, healthy dog ownership and breed preservation.
Learn six tips for bringing your dog on summer vacation to keep them cool, comfortable, and safe whether you’re flying, driving, or sailing to your destination.
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