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Disaster preparedness is just as important for pet safety as it is for yours. When disasters and emergencies hit home, your fur family is vulnerable to their impacts, and they rely on their humans to protect them.

The holidays are the perfect time to reflect on all that we have and how we can give back to those in need. Because of this, it is not surprising that December is officially the Month of Giving and that the generosity of programs like Operation Santa Paws occurs during this time.

When you choose to add a pet to your family, you are also committing to giving that animal all the love and care it needs to live well.

Caring properly for a pet during an extended stay requires a particular set of skills. While many boarding facilities do their best to provide individualized care, they often rely on local pet hospitals for expert veterinary care and behavioral advice.

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.

When it comes to feeding your pet, it is important that you choose the right items with the best ingredients to keep your furry friend happy and healthy.

Choosing the right diet for your best friend is a big responsibility. Whether your favorite furry companion is a dog or a cat, a puppy, kitten, bunny or other, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by all the options out there, from dry food to wet food to raw.

From the spooky to the sweet, Halloween is a lot of fun! If you plan to celebrate the haunting holiday with your pet, remember to keep your pet’s safety a priority.

Throughout the ages, humans and animals have always had a close connection. In modern times, animal companions play a huge role in many people's lives. Like other things, not one size fits all.

An overwhelming number of people have added pets to their households recently. While there is significant research showing that having a pet can help reduce anxiety and stress symptoms, dogs do not come without their own set of problems.