Dental disease is the most common health problem for cats and dogs. Learn about dental disease and how to prevent it here.

As festive and fun as some of them may be, a lot of holiday decorations can pose a danger to your pets. Follow the tips below to ensure your home is pet-proofed this season.

There are many holiday plants that we enjoy this time of year. Although our friends and family love them, some can be toxic to our pets. Find out how toxic these plants are, the symptoms your pet ingested one and what you can do as a pet parent.

This holiday season, choose a gift that recognizes the special bond between pets and their parents. Check out our extensive list of gift ideas you can give the cat and dog lovers in your life.

These gifts are guaranteed to make tails wag and pet parents smile, maybe even tear up a little bit!

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.