Duke’s family thought the wild days of puppy misadventures were long behind him. At four years old, he’d settled into the lifestyle of the perfect pet. When they heard him cry out in pain, they were shocked to find him in another room with a chewed electrical cord in his mouth. Duke had urinated and defecated immediately after the accident and was hiding from his owners. He wouldn’t let them look at his mouth.

Halloween can be the spookiest night of the year, but keeping your pets safe doesn’t have to be scary. Take these simple steps to keep your pet happy and healthy during spooky season.

Diabetes is on the rise in cats. In this article, you’ll learn what causes it, the symptoms, treatments, prevention and if it’s reversible.

How pets get cancer, how to detect it and treatment options.

Our yummy frosty green treat is a great way to introduce a different variety of veggies & fruits to your pet who might not be interested in chomping down on some raw kale or parsley!

With the help of our Veterinary Advisor, Jennifer Sperry DVM, we compiled a list of all the green fruits and vegetables that are safe for your pets to eat, why you should consider adding these greens to their diets and how to feed them to your pets.