Dogs enrich our lives, but pet ownership has an impact on the planet. Here's how to ease the environmental burden of your furry friend.
A reader is tired of lint rollers and cat fur. Umbra sheds light.
Black cats are being neglected when it comes to people choosing to adopt a cat from rehoming shelters, according to a charity.
"There is nothing more terrifying than the thought of losing your furbaby, especially at the hands of another person."
Hallmark Channel's Larissa Wohl shares how to prepare pets for your eventual going back to work
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Losing that soft puppy coat is a normal part of your dog’s growth, but it can be alarming for owners. Learn what to expect about puppy coat shedding.
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There are many Americans looking to make more environmentally friendly choices in their lives, which is a great decision for the Earth and our collective health. But sometimes it can be daunting to figure out just where to start. Surprisingly though, perhaps one of the easiest and most satisfying ways is to consider ‘going green’ …
Important information about how to protect your pets from environmental toxins and common household products known to be poisonous to dogs and cats.
John & Jaymie ask the question if your pets get jealous if you happen to spend time with another pet that isn't yours?
Plenty of people love their pets. But no one loves them like those suffering from infertility. When you’re longing for a baby to hold, that four-legged furry thing becomes your “fur-baby”. Many couples’ pets help get them through the infertility journey. While they are not babies, of course, they definitely help fill the void. …
Check out these dogs and babies tips on how to introduce baby to dog in your household.
Heavy brushing turns primate’s fur into a better insulator
You might think that because your dog is covered in a fur coat from head to foot that it will be protected against frostbite. However, you would be wrong. Some breeds of dogs such as, Bernese Mountain Dogs, Huskies and, Malamutes are almost made for winter, most others are definitely not.
Essentially hair and fur are the same. Both are made of keratin, a protein found in skin and nails, and both grow out of the same kind of hair follicle. In pets, fur tends to be shorter, finer, and more tightly packed together. Hair, on the other hand, tends to be longer and thicker, less densely packed, and grows beyond the length of fur forming a protective layer of warmth and water resistance over the pet<br>Each pet hair is attached to a…