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.
Chances are, no matter where you live, you’ve probably seen a couple of outdoor cats roaming your neighborhood more than once.
For an outdoors cat, the winter months can be a difficult time to exercise. Follow these tips to keep kitty in shape.
Not every pup enjoys plunging temperatures, which can really cut into their recreational time. Whether it's you or your dog who hates being outside when the air gets frosty, your dog needs playtime.
You might be surprised to learn that while fleas thrive in humid, warm conditions – with the height of their activity in the spring, summer and even fall – they can and do endure the winter months by surviving in a variety of ways.
While you have your own feline at home to worry about, you may be starting to notice that the feral cats in your neighborhood could struggle with the onset of winter.
With some areas of the country experiencing bitter cold temperatures, pet owners need to make plans for the safety and comfort of their pets.
Dandruff in pets causes itching, which can cause infection. Help avoid this, with shampoos, conditioners and other techniques.
Most dog owners relinquish the job of clipping their dog's nails to a groomer or veterinarian.
A Hot Spot is technically called Acute Moist Dermatitis. It is a condition caused by the pet himself or herself by self-trauma.
Joint problems can be trying for both you and your dog. Help your dog by knowing the signs and the treatments.
If you think flu season affects humans, think again. There are strains of dog flu as well and it’s up to you to keep your dog’s health in check.
Caring for a pregnant dog has many challenges, but in the end, it is all worth the extra effort.
With a decrease in the use of pesticides and an increase in international travel, bed bug infestations have re-emerged.
Kennel Cough is among the most common of canine diseases and it’s important to be familiar with it.
Canine obesity is an escalating problem in the U.S. and can severely impact a dog’s quality of life.
Summer means spending more time outdoors, but be aware of hazards that pose a safety risk to your dog.
