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Paw Protection Balm: Shielding Your Pet's Paws from Harsh Conditions
Our furry companions bring so much joy and love into our lives, and as pet owners, it's our responsibility to ensure their well-being. Just like we take care of our own skin, our pets' paws also need protection, especially during extreme weather conditions or when walking on hot surfaces. One effective way to safeguard their sensitive paw ...Read more
Family calls for justice in dog attack, killing of man on Hollywood Walk of Fame
LOS ANGELES — The family of a Hollywood man is demanding justice after their loved one was attacked by a dog, beaten and then stabbed to death in a wild group attack on the Walk of Fame last week.
Berry Le'Mar Henderson, 37, was attacked by a dog while waiting for a bus near the intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Las Palmas Avenue around...Read more
Ask The Vet: 2-Pound Kittens Ready For Vaccinations
Q: I found a litter of kittens and want to give them away to good homes. How do I determine their age and genders? They average two pounds and are eating dry kitten food.
A: Most kittens' weight in pounds correlates with their age in months. So, a 1-pound kitten is about 1 month old, a 2-pound kitten is about 2 months old, and so on.
If a ...Read more
Moose attacks dog walker in Colorado mountains near Winter Park
A moose charged a person walking dogs near Winter Park on Sunday, sending them to the hospital with serious injuries, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
The unidentified person was walking two dogs on Little Vasquez Road — a nearly 10-mile hike that climbs the mountain behind the Winter Park ski resort — when a moose and her yearling...Read more
Kate Gosselin breaks down in tears over dog adoption struggle
Kate Gosselin broke down in tears as she detailed the "strain" of adopting a dog.
The toll of getting Malinois mix puppy Koda adjusted to her home, where she already has a German Shepherd named Meika, has been too much for the 51-year-old former TV personality.
On Tuesday (27.05.26), Kate said in a TikTok video: "I was just crying this morning...Read more
My Pet World: When a dog starts guarding people and space
Five months ago, we adopted a two-year-old dog. My husband feeds her and walks her about three to four times a day. I accompany them on these walks once a day. We both play with her and love her.
Recently, she attacked our son’s dog for using her water bowl. He is a 16-year-old lab and did not have the energy to respond to her attack.
She ...Read more
Corgi puppy yoga is absolutely as adorable as you think
SAN JOSE, Calif .-- Whoever said money can’t buy happiness hasn’t been to a puppy yoga class. Especially a corgi puppy yoga class.
Class at Puppy Paws Yoga was held on the second level of a strip mall on Redwood City, California’s Woodside Road, the white-walled, hardwood-floored studio lined with foam yoga mats. Attendees checked in and ...Read more
Cousin's Puppy Causes Chaos at Family Party
DEAR HARRIETTE: I hosted my extended family at my house for a celebration after my daughter's baptism. My cousin recently got a new puppy, and she didn't want to leave him at home for multiple hours, so I said that as long as he could behave, her dog was welcome. Unfortunately, this was not the case. Her dog ended up peeing in the living room ...Read more
Delightful Friend's 'Wonderful' Pup Is No Longer Welcome
DEAR ABBY: A friend of mine calls first or pops by every few months. She's generous and brings homemade treats, something she has found at the grocer's or flowers from her garden. We have great chats, and I really like her. The problem is, she always brings her little dog, whom she calls the most "wonderful little doggie in the world." He goes ...Read more
Toxoplasmosis: Protecting yourself and your baby during pregnancy
If you're pregnant, you may have been asked by medical professionals questions like, "Do you have a cat?" This comes from concern about toxoplasmosis, an infection caused by a microscopic parasite that cats can pass on.
You don’t have to surrender your beloved pet if you become pregnant, but there is some information to keep in mind to ensure...Read more
Ask The Vet: Guinea Pigs Need Vitamin C in Diet
Q: Next month, my daughter's friend will move away and give us her guinea pig. Miss Piggy will be our first guinea pig, and we don't know much about her care. For starters, should we continue to feed her the rabbit pellets she's been eating?
A: Guinea pigs, also called cavies, are affectionate, communicative and easy to care for. I'm sure you ...Read more
My Pet World: Why some dogs react to TV – and what you can do about it
Dear Cathy; Our rescue Jack Russell pup “found us” through a humane shelter on the same day I tested positive for COVID two years ago. We had a few hard weeks, but Barkley fit right in with our other dog and has been the typical fun, high-energy guy we thought we were bringing home.
But a few months later, we began to get concerned. At what...Read more
This family has a famous pig. Here's what they hope to do to save and educate about more porcines
HARTFORD, Conn. -- A Glastonbury, Connecticut, couple with a now-famous pig has brought their five pigs throughout the state and further to many schools, nursing homes, birthdays and private events over the last four years.
It’s for their business Gilbert the Party Pig which, despite delighting people everywhere, is probably most famous for ...Read more
7 things to know about Irish Wolfhounds
The Irish wolfhound is one of those dogs people tend to remember after meeting one. Tall, shaggy and dignified, the breed has a way of filling a room without seeming to demand it. It is often described as a gentle giant, which is true enough, though that phrase can make the dog sound simpler than it is.
Irish wolfhounds are affectionate, ...Read more
Why Cats Purr: The Mystery, the Mechanism and the Meaning
By all appearances, the house cat should not be one of humanity’s most emotionally effective animals. Cats can be aloof, stubborn and deeply unimpressed by the routines of human life. Yet millions of people describe the sound of a cat purring as one of the most comforting noises they know — a kind of living white noise that signals warmth, ...Read more
Tips on walking your dog in a city
Walking a dog in a city can feel like a balancing act between navigation, training, exercise and diplomacy. Sidewalk crowds, traffic noise, bicycles, delivery carts and other dogs all compete for a pet’s attention, while owners juggle leashes, schedules and unpredictable weather. Yet urban dog owners say city walks can become one of the most ...Read more
Five things to know before adopting a bulldog
Bulldogs are among the most recognizable dog breeds in the world — wrinkled faces, stocky bodies and personalities that often swing between stubborn determination and couch-bound comedy. Their popularity has remained strong for decades thanks to their affectionate nature and distinctive appearance. But veterinarians, rescue groups and longtime...Read more
The best dog breeds for seniors
For many older adults, a dog can provide companionship, structure and a powerful sense of purpose. The right dog encourages daily activity, offers affection and helps reduce feelings of loneliness. But not every breed is equally suited to retirement living, fixed incomes or the realities of aging joints and changing energy levels.
The best dogs...Read more
Ask The Vet: Help Elderly Parent With Pet
Q: My elderly mother, who lives on her own nearby, has a cat named Emmy whom she adores. My mother is getting a little forgetful, and her balance is worsening. How can I help her with Emmy, or should I find Emmy a new home?
A: With a little help from you, your mother should be able to continue to care for Emmy. Pets contribute a great deal of ...Read more
My Pet World: Understanding marking behavior in anxious dogs
Dear Cathy, Five years ago, we adopted a four-year-old Dachshund mix who was so afraid of everything we renamed her Skitter. She came from a hoarding situation.
What puzzles us most is that she is a “marker.” She has a set area around our house where we walk her – a few houses one way and a few the other – and that is her boundary. She ...Read more
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- Moose attacks dog walker in Colorado mountains near Winter Park
- Family calls for justice in dog attack, killing of man on Hollywood Walk of Fame
- Corgi puppy yoga is absolutely as adorable as you think



























