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When we think about pets getting lost, we often picture a dog slipping through a gate or running away during a walk. But indoor cats can go missing too.

Fall is one of the best times of year to get outside with your dog. But the change of seasons also brings a few things pet parents should keep in mind.

If our pets could simply tell us when something hurts, caring for them would be much easier. Instead, dogs and cats often communicate pain through subtle changes in behavior.

As a cat parent, you’ve probably seen your feline friend vomit. Sometimes it’s just a hairball or an upset stomach, but other times, vomiting can be a sign of something serious. Knowing the difference could save your cat’s life.

As a dog parent, you want the best for your furry family member. But did you know that some of the foods sitting in your kitchen right now could seriously harm your dog?

Understanding aging in pets can shift how we care for them and make the final stages of life less difficult and painful for both ourselves and our four-legged companions.

Plaque buildup is one of the most common health issues in dogs, and the good news is that there are steps you can take to slow it down

If you spend time outdoors with your dog — whether hiking through wooded trails or just playing in the backyard — Lyme disease is something worth knowing about.

A titer is a blood test that measures the concentration of infection preventing blood proteins called antibodies.

If your dog seems a little rounder than usual, you are not alone. According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, approximately 59% of dogs in the United States are considered overweight or obese.

You already have a cat. But there’s a precious tabby at the local animal shelter waiting for his forever home — your home! The question is, how will your current cat respond?

If you have a dog, you’ve probably heard the word “socialization.” But what does it really mean, and why does it matter so much?

Find simple ways to prepare, train, and shelter safely together when bad weather approaches.

Just like humans, dogs and cats need proper hydration to stay healthy and feel their best.

Spring has sprung—and now is the best time to be aware of the flowers toxic to cats.

Make sure your dog or cat has nothing to worry about but smelling roses (and other … things) as you venture out this season.

Keeping your furry family member safe is always a priority. One of the best ways to protect them is through microchipping

Bat ears, drop ears, fluted ears, button ears — everyone has their favorite dog ears! But did you know different-shaped ears present unique health challenges?

Have you ever noticed how comforting it feels when your cat curls up next to you and starts purring?