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By Kerry Cooke, Founder of Tail Chasers LLC and Inventor of Spleash Have you ever taken your dog on a walk, car ride or on any trip and found yourself fumbling when it was time to give your dog some water?It has happened to the best of us! Then let u...

By Lashonda Geffard Let's be honest, traveling with our pets used to be...a trip in every sense of the word. From last-minute vet paperwork to dry airport treats that even your dog gives side-eye to, it's been a stressful ride. But here's the good ne...

By Blake Woody, CEO & Founder of Certify Canine Air travel with service dogs has evolved in recent years, bringing clearer rules, tighter regulations, and, thankfully, more support for legitimate service dog teams. Whether you're a seasoned trave...

Hybrid cats are special cats that come from mixing domestic cats with wildcats. Some examples of hybrid breeds are Bengals, Savannahs, Caracats, Cheetohs, Kinkalows, Chausies, and Lykoi. These cats often look different and act differently than regula...

Guest Article by Dr. Boaz Man, DVM, Medical Director at Boca Midtowne Animal Hospital Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) is a well-established condition that unfortunately has been historically overlooked. Abnormalities that contribute...

By: Megan Sprinkle, DVM, DACVIM (Nutrition) Did you know that 61% of US pet owners prioritize their pet's happiness and well-being over their own? This 2024 Mintel consumer research finding highlights the importance we place on our pets' health. As p...

Guest Writer: Dr. Karyn Collier, Medical Director at Hillside Veterinary Clinic, Dallas, TX When preparing to travel with your pets, the best piece of advice I can give is to start your preparations as early as possible. Starting early, especially fo...

Can you believe a decade has gone by since the grass-root campaign, Clear the Shelters, launched in August 2004 with the goal to clear all the shelters that signed up to be a part of this national effort?Galvanized by NBCUniversal and all of their af...

According to the CDC's New Dog Importation Regulations-effective on 8/1/2024, all dogs (including service dogs) must meet a set of criteria to be allowed to enter/return the US. All dogs must be healthy, at least 6 months of age, and microchipped. Pe...