Ear cropping and tail docking: Is it necessary?
Traditionally used when our canine friends were also working companions, should these breed standards still stand today?
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Second hand smoke a health hazard for pets
Here is another reason to stub that cigarette out. Your furkid might be suffering.
Spayed dogs live longer
New research from the University of Georgia has found that spaying and neutering your canine companions could lengthen the lives of your pets.
Jobs for animal lovers
Want a change of pace in your life? Why not head into the pet industry?
Find that pet sitter, pronto!
Need to find a pet sitter? Here are five tips to ensure you find the right one!
Take my picture!
Who does not like taking pictures of their precious furkids? Here are five things to consider when taking shots that will last a lifetime. By Bryan Wong
Managing feline skin problems
Parasites are the main cause behind many of Kitty's skin disorders.
Top 10 diseases spread by pets
We love hugging and kissing our furkids. But did you know we might be exposing ourselves to a host of diseases?
Giving treats: a family effort
Ever wondered why Rover seems to be piling on the pounds even though you meticulously limit the number of treats given to him? One of the reasons could be closer than you think; family members.
By Bryan Wong
Table scraps Fido can enjoy
The next time Fido is staring longingly at your plate, go ahead and give him a few of these foods that have been verified as safe for dogs to eat.
Relief against cat allergies
For the eight to ten percent of the population that have cat allergies, relief may be on the way. The second phase of clinical trials for a new vaccine is complete and the results are very promising. The third phase has begun.
Top Pet Toxins of 2012
In 2012, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) in Urbana, Illinois, handled more than 180,000 cases about pets exposed to possibly poisonous substances.
Feline dental care
Gum disease is prevalent in cats but can be easily prevented by diligent dental care.
The benefits of timothy hay
Rabbits, chinchillas, and guinea pigs should be offered free access to large quantities of fresh timothy hay daily (young animals may have some Alfalfa Hay). Similarly, other small pets, such as hamsters and gerbils, should be given a small handful of hay two or three times a week.
How to choose a good guinea pig cage
Many guinea pig owners don't realize how important housing can be. Because a guinea pig will spend a good deal of their life in his cage, it is imperative that the cage is big enough and outfitted with the proper accessories and supplies.
