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October is when the ASPCA celebrates the millions of abandoned canines rescued each year and those awaiting new homes. It also coincides with American Humane's Adopt-a-Dog Month.

November 1st is National Cook for Your Pets Day! This year, instead of filling your dog's bowl with boring kibble, why not whip up a canine-friendly treat to make him feel like a full-fledged household member?

Most people would never dream of going without health insurance for themselves and their family members. So why is it that so many people do not even consider purchasing pet insurance for the furry members of their families?

September 12th – 18th is National Farm Safety and Health Week. With the motto “Farm Safety Yields Real Results,” the week is focused on spreading awareness about how to farm safely, including everything from using heavy equipment as directed to caring for farm animals properly.

Just as humans sometimes require surgery to diagnose or address a health condition, pets also undergo surgery. Endoscopy and laparoscopy allow veterinarians to evaluate your pet's organs, such as the urinary system, intestines, stomach, lungs, and nasal cavity.

We are celebrating National Walk Your Dog Week from October 1st through the 7th! The focus of this fun celebration is for you to improve the well-being and health of your pups by taking them outside for a daily walk.

No longer encountered in the wild, but found in many homes around the world, guinea pigs are one of the most precious pets you can adopt.

On November 25th, Thanksgiving festivities begin. Your home will soon be filled with enticing aromas from the great feast, and your pets would love to experience the tasty cuisine. With a crowded house loaded with family and friends, you may be less aware of what your dog or cat is up to.

February 23 is International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day! Read on for some fun facts as well as ideas for celebrating.

National Endangered Species Day is May 21st! The day was established in 2006 to encourage education about the thousands of endangered species currently known in the natural world.