It may be a cliché, but a dog attacking a mail carrier is no laughing matter. Last year, over 58 hundred postal workers were attacked by dogs, more than the...

This summer, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suspended the importation of dogs from 113 countries that are at high risk for rabies transmission. Compared to 2019, over...

Unfortunately, dogs suffer wild animal attacks all too often. But here’s one you may not see coming. Beavers usually keep to themselves, but they’ll attack if they feel threatened. It’s...

When you’re planning a stay at a dog-friendly hotel, keep a few things in mind. First, make sure your dog has identification, including a microchip. When you reserve a room,...

Retractable leashes are a hit with lots of pooch parents. They let dogs explore while keeping them relatively close. But there are other things to bear in mind as well....

We’ve spoken about canine brucellosis [broo-cell-Ō-sus] before, but there’s still more to learn about this serious infection. Brucellosis is a leading cause of infertility in breeding dogs, both female and...

Did you know that laser surgery is used to treat pets? Laser beams, like visual light, are types of electromagnetic radiation. It’s just that the energy of a laser beam...

Cats hold their cards close to the vest. Even when they’re sick, they often hide signs until the disease has progressed. That’s why wellness examinations and laboratory tests are key—especially...

It’s nearly holiday time, and that means it’s time to be extra vigilant with your pet. Here are some potential pitfalls. Xylitol, a sugar substitute, is okay for you, but...

If you have leftover pet medications, dispose of them properly—and as soon as possible. The best way to get rid of any medication is to deposit it at a drug...