Rising star Susie Abromeit began her early career as the number one junior tennis player out of Florida and was recruited to play at Duke University. After hurting her back, she turned to her other passion in life – acting Read More
Meet Young Star and Rescue Volunteer Bella Thorne
Bella Thorne is starring in the new Disney Channel show “Shake It Up” – a teen dance comedy which took over the Hannah Montana time spot. Bella currently volunteers with the Humane Society and also shares a passion for rescue Read More
5 ways to make this year a better year for you — and your dog
Those of us lucky enough to live with dogs already know that life just doesn’t get any better. But sobering headlines about animal abandonment and abuse serve as reminders that there is always room in our hearts — and in Read More
My Dog Ate WHAT? Top 60 Weirdest Objects Swallowed by Pets
Veterinary Pet Insurance (VPI) received almost 2,000 medical care claims for pets that ingested foreign objects. The following is a list of some of the most unusual items swallowed by a family pet. As you’ll see from the list, some Read More
Dog Food: Reviewing the Reviewers
Okay, we’ve all seen review and ratings lists and personal/professional recommendations of high quality versus low quality foods, right? But you have to wonder… who watches the watchers? Which rating groups are ardent and sincere animal lovers who only care Read More
Nosin Into Spring! Give Your Dog A Nose Job!
No, we’re not talking lifts, nips, or tucks. What activity can you do with your dog, where how big, how agile, or how old she is doesn’t matter much? Besides rubbing her belly, that is. (There’s nothing wrong with that.) Read More
Ceramic Dog Bowls: A Healthier Option
Author: John Bitten It’s surprising how many pet owners don’t think of ceramic dog bowls when they are doing their pet shopping. Instead, they choose plastic, which is cheaper. Many think that ceramic is far more likely to break, though Read More
Modern technology offers new hope for ailing animals.
Stem Cell treatment isn’t the only radical success veterinarians are offering animals today. With the facilitation of new technology, thousands of dogs, cats and horses are battling triumphantly against degenerative disorders, such as arthritis, hip dysplasia and degenerative disc diseases. Read More
Can Dogs Predict The Weather?
For centuries, people have relied on the behavior of their animals to warn them about the weather. Dogs (and cats too) seem to have a sixth sense when it comes to predicting storms and other natural phenomenon. It’s never been Read More
Easter Safety for Your Pets! Dark Chocolate Is Not a Treat for Them! PDF
It may seem widely know that chocolate can be toxic for dogs, but last year alone, there were over 1,100 calls to animal poison control hotlines concerning pets’ (mostly dogs) consumption of chocolate. The Family Puppy, in Metro Detroit, is Read More