Can Dogs Eat Blueberries? A Nutritious Snack or a Canine No-No?
Have you ever found yourself snacking on blueberries and wondered if you could share some with your furry best friend?
Read moreHave you ever found yourself snacking on blueberries and wondered if you could share some with your furry best friend?
Read moreThe Jack Russell Terrier, a dynamo of energy and speed, is a breed that is often seen as a blur
Read moreGetting your dog ready for its first show is an exciting and potentially highly rewarding time.
Read moreFor small dogs like these and their discriminating owners, only the most specialized care will do.
Read moreWhen we work with very young children, we keep our vocabulary simple because their understanding of spoken language is limited. A two-year-old child’s vocabulary is much smaller than that of a four-year-old or a seven-year old. But by the time that child becomes a teenager, his or her vocabulary will number in the thousands of words.
Read moreOwning a dog can be a lot of fun, but it is also a big responsibility that cannot be taken lightly. Keeping your dog healthy and safe while also ensuring the safety of your family and other people is important.
Read moreIt’s vital to have all your pets covered by pet insurance these days. Nobody can know what lies around the corner. Pet insurance can give you peace of mind.
Read moreWriters from mystery novelist P.D. James to science-fiction icon Ray Bradbury and numerous others have at least one thing in common: They all love cats.
Read moreLongeing without stirrups can be a wonderfully useful tool to help riders learn to relax, ride in balance, and follow the motion of the horse as they work toward developing an independent seat.
Read moreDr. Kelly Wright, a veterinarian and the co-owner of The Cat Clinic of Orange County in Costa Mesa, Calif., doesn’t experience daily barking, panting or dog smells in her cat-only clinic. As a result, the stress levels of the cats that come in and out on a regular basis are "two or three notches down", according to Wright.
Read moreBasic Guide for Grooming Cats covering their coat, eyes, nails and ears.
Read moreReptile equipment can be expensive, but a simple setup for a ball python doesn’t have to break the bank.
Read moreVirginia-based emergency veterinarian Katy Nelson has seen the havoc that a poor diet can wreak on a dog.
Read moreDr. Amber Andersen, a Los Angeles veterinarian pursuing a master’s in public health, makes mealtime special for her cats by singing and talking to them while opening their food.
Read moreWe communicate with a horse by using a corridor of pressures that suggest the shape, the pace, and the direction we want the horse to take. Removing a pressure is the horse’s "reward." It is the way we communicate to the horse, "Yes! That’s right." If your timing is off when you either apply a pressure or remove it, your communication becomes garbled. The horse will not make a clear connection between a particular pressure or corridor of pressures and the response you expect from him.
Read moreWhile dogs aren’t capable of resolving anything, December 31st is a good time to take stock of ways to help your dog become healthier and happier.
Read moreThese snakes are a good choice for a "first pet" snake. They are generally docile, hardy, and easy to care for.
Read moreAs you’re writing down your new year’s resolutions, take a minute to jot down some resolutions for your cat.
Read moreEvery mealtime gives you the chance to provide nutrition and to nurture that special bond you have with your dog.
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