An animal's diet can contribute to the behavior he displays. General health, mood, and ability to learn can all be affected by improper diet.
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Ever wonder why some dogs are so intelligent that they can herd sheep, rescue people from avalanches, or sniff out drugs for police, but some can't even seem to master "sit" and "stay"?
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Scientific studies have shown that touch can do amazing things. It can heal and soothe and perform far beyond the normal bounds of traditional medicine; it can lower the blood pressure, and it can retard or even cure certain serious physical problems. More than that, it can bring two spirits together.
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Do you select your friends based on how well your cats like them?
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Even the most mild mannered mongrel can turn feral when a new dog or cat enters the picture. Warren Eckstein says there are some things you can do to help.
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According to a study in the Journal of Clinical Psychology about half of American's make New Year's resolutions. However, it seems few keep these resolutions, or we would be in better shape and happier.
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During the winter months, dry skin & excessive shedding are major concerns for pet guardians. I've put together some of my top tips for keeping your pets coat in tip-top shape during the cold weather.
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As a veterinarian, I am always grateful that we have the option of ending our patients' suffering when there is no more hope, when there are no more treatment possibilities to explore or when there is simply a poor quality of life.
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Every dog must have a soul somewhere deep inside where all his hurts and grievances are buried with his pride...
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This syndrome occurs more commonly in the pet who previously has had company during the day, one that has been encouraged to have an active mind and a lively personality but is now alone, either because both owners are working or the kids have gone off to college.
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