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How to Tell If Your Pet Is Overweight

Just like people use Body Mass Index (BMI) to assess whether they’re at a healthy weight, pets have their own version called the Body Condition Score (BCS). The BCS is a veterinarian-developed system that helps evaluate a pet’s body fat and overall condition. Because pets come in all shapes and sizes, from Great Danes to […]




A Guide to Crate Training

Few things bring more joy than a new puppy, those wobbly paws, sleepy snuggles, and adorable poses make every moment special. But along with the fun comes responsibility: puppies need structure and training to grow into well-behaved adult dogs. One of the most valuable skills you can teach your puppy is how to be comfortable […]




Thanksgiving with Pets

Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, good food, and gathering with loved ones, but it can also bring stress and hidden dangers for our furry friends. With guests coming and going, delicious aromas filling the house, and food within reach, pets may feel overwhelmed or tempted by the holiday spread. A little preparation can go […]




Holiday Safety Tips for Pets

The holiday season is here, and with it comes decorations, gatherings, and plenty of excitement. While you’re preparing your home for the festivities, remember that many traditional holiday items can pose hazards to your furry friends. Here are some tips to help keep your pets safe and happy this season. Keep Christmas Trees Pet-Safe If […]




Avoiding a Cat-astrophe Holiday

It’s the “purrfect” time of the year. Twinkling lights, sparkling tinsel, caroling around the Christmas tree, and cats. For cats, Christmas trees must look like a giant play area filled with bright, shiny, and sparkly objects. Unfortunately, Christmas lights and decor pose a danger to cats and can cause a lot of potential headaches for […]




Honoring Our Golden Years: National Senior Pet Month

Every November, pet lovers across the United States pause to celebrate National Senior Pet Month (also called Adopt a Senior Pet Month). This observance shines a spotlight on older cats and dogs, urging us not only to cherish the senior pets already in our lives, but also to consider giving overlooked seniors a loving home. […]




Don’t Let Frights Turn into Flights

Autumn brings crisp air, colorful leaves, and plenty of festive fun. But the new sights, smells, and sounds of the season can also spook your Best Pet Ever and sometimes, a scare can lead to an escape. From trick-or-treaters at the door to gates left ajar, there are many reasons pets may slip away during […]




Why Wellness Checks Are Essential for Your Pet’s Health

When you bring your pet home, they become part of your family, and just like any family member, they deserve regular health care. A wellness check (also called a preventive or routine exam) does more than giving your vet something to do; it can make a real difference in your pet’s quality and length of […]




Putting Their Noses to the Test

Many animals and insects possess extraordinarily acute senses of smell—and researchers are putting that talent to use in surprising ways. From disease diagnosis to landmine detection, these creatures are sniffing out problems humans can’t always sense. Below is a roundup of some of these amazing scent-detecting animals and the roles they play. Dog Dogs are […]




Is My Cat Ignoring Me?

Turns out… yes—and it’s not just in your head. A study from the University of Tokyo found that cats do recognize their owner’s voice, but more often than not, they just don’t respond in ways we expect. Researchers observed 20 housecats in their own homes. They played recordings of their owners and of strangers calling […]






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