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July is Pet Hydration Awareness Month. Keeping your pet well hydrated is vital to his or her health and wellness. It is important that your pet has enough fresh, cold, and clean water to drink.

Many of us have stepped onto the scale at a doctor’s office, watched the numbers on the digital display slowly creep upward, and waited for the doctor’s lecture about weight, BMI, and how being overweight or obese can contribute to — or even cause — serious health issues.

Pet acupuncture is used to treat a variety of disorders ranging from musculo-skeletal to neurological.

Routine exams are one of the most important health choices you make for your cat.

It is important to take a proactive approach to protecting pets all year round. To commemorate National Animal Safety and Protection Month, here are five of the most helpful tips for keeping any pet safe.

According to state data, Hawaii has a higher rate of pet ownership than the rest of America. Estimates show that about 60% of households in the state have at least one cat or dog, compared to a national average of 36.5%. The people who add four-legged fur babies to their households can be further broken down into several specific pet owner demographics.

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.

The Catalyst Council, a nonprofit organization advocating for cats’ welfare, has designated September as Happy Cat Month. The purpose of this month of recognition is to educate people about how to care for cats.

Dogs are extraordinarily intelligent, companionable, and hardworking friends that enrich humans’ lives in a variety of ways. One such way is by providing services to those with disabilities, allowing many people to lead fuller lives with greater autonomy than they might otherwise be able to without their companions at their sides.