Pet parenting isn't always a walk in the park. We're here to help with tips to keep you and your pet happy and healthy.
As the days get longer and your home is being bathed in sunlight, you may start noticing the dirt, fur and dust that has accumulated during the winter months.
Whether you own a dog or a cat, spring is the time of year when you'll be noticing plenty of excess pet hair on your furnishings.
Spring is one of the most popular times of year for dog adoption, which isn't particularly surprising if you take a look outside.
We all want our furry kids to enjoy playing in the yard, but not at the expense of our prized vegetable garden and beautiful flowerbeds.
There's never a bad season to get out and play games with your dog, but if there's ever a time when you and your pet probably need it the most, it's spring.
Vaccinating your cat or dog as a critical part of preventative care and responsible pet ownership.
As the seasons change, you're probably looking into a wide range of dog wellness concerns to ensure that your canine is happy and healthy in the new season.
The mercury is rising all throughout the country, and that means that Americans are going to be firing up their grills and enjoying what the new season has to offer.
While it may be tempting to let your feline roam in the great outdoors and enjoy everything the warm weather has to offer, you may be putting your feline at great risk.
After you've adopted a cat and brought him home for the first time, getting him adapted to his new litter box can sometimes be a struggle.
DoodyCalls, a Virginia-based pet waste pick-up service, has recently focused on spreading awareness about the growing public health problem of unattended dog waste.
Spring is in the air… And with spring comes allergies! Just like people, dogs can show allergic symptoms.
While you and your pooch may be enjoying all that the spring has to offer, summer will come with its own share of challenges.
As dog owners, we’re frequently told by others that we should avoid giving “people food” to our pets.
Animals are far more social than we give them credit for, and they can form indelible bonds with other pets over the course of their lifetimes.
As pup parents, we’re asked questions about our four-legged children all the time. Questions about our dog’s age or breed seem to be asked most frequently. However, many pet own...
Statistics show that cats enjoying an indoors-only lifestyle live longer because they aren’t exposed to such outside dangers as traffic, animal abusers, predators and disease.
