Have you ever felt this embarrassment when your dog is caught eating feces? There are various explanation for this behavior, and even if coprophagia, or stool eating, might not be the most appealing subject, it is a necessary one. The first thing to know is that this habit is present
Independence Day Agenda! The 4th of July is here and Wendy and Baby Hope are wagging their tails with excitement for this year’s festivities. But while Wendy loves the boom and dazzle of Fireworks, Baby Hope is less appreciative of this perplexing and LOUD form of human entertainment. Like any
By Dylan Davis Taking a vacation with your pet requires a few precautions to ensure a safe and fun traveling experience. Remember these tips so your pets can have a tail-wagging fun vacation! 1. Fly the Pet-Friendly Skies! American Airlines and Sherpa have the Guaranteed on Board program. Continental Airlines
Spring is here and summer is around the corner! After a cold and long winter, you can take again long walks in the parks or in the country with your dog, and your cat has left the fireplace to lie outside in this delicious and warm sunbeam. Everything seems perfect,
All pet parents seem to have that terrifying moment; you’re petting your dog and suddenly, you feel some sort of growth on their belly, back, or chest. The first thing that comes to mind? Cancer. You frantically call your vet, and rush over to have them check it out, and
It’s time for a trip to the vet! Laboratory scientists from Cornell University and the University of Wisconsin have found that two strains of the influenza virus, H3N2 and H3N8, have afflicted more than 1,000 dogs in Chicago in the Midwest. Additional testing shows that the H3N2