It’s official in Denver, Colorado–veterinarians are now banned from declawing cats unless the procedure is medically necessary. Veterinarian Aubr…

Rub-a-dub – how clean is too clean? Let’s answer that question for you right now. While it’s a fairly straightforward question, how often y…

If you''ve got a pregnant cat, you need to give her the nutrition she needs to stay strong throughout her pregnancy and give birth to healthy kittens.

Ouch! Did your dog bite off more than he could chew and fractured a tooth? Here’s what you need to know about this common dental issue. Dogs are just a…

The Black Wood Turtle is one of many species of Wood Turtle, but it is the biggest of all of the Wood Turtle breeds and have a shell that is black in color.

Do you really know what goes into your cat''s food? We chatted with the folks at TruthAboutPetFood.com to learn more about what our cats are eating.

The Red Footed Tortoise is one of the most popular tortoise breeds. This tortoise has a curious personality, and is a good choice for beginners.

Although playful and active, the Himalayan likes lap time. These are people oriented cats who offer their ""help"" regardless of what their humans are doing.

Legg-Calve-Perthes in dogs is a hip joint disorder that affects blood supply to the femoral head. Commonly seen in miniature, toy, and small-breed dogs.

Come! Sit! Stay! Good dog - here''s why using treats for positive reinforcement dog training will get your dog motivated to learn good behaviors and tricks.

The Maltipom is a designer dog breed from crossing two purebred dogs, a Maltese and a Pomeranian. A small, cute pooch, the Maltipom is ideal for apartments.

The Comfort Retriever is a fun-loving mixture of the gentle, sensitive Golden Retriever, loyal Cocker Spaniel and playful Poodle.

One of the most commonly available species of freshwater aquarium fish, the guppy is a long favorite amongst aquarium enthusiasts worldwide.

The Cornish Rex is very much a people cat. They may look elegant, even aloof and dignified, but in reality they are active and affectionate.

Keep your eyes on your cat''s eye care - if you notice any of these symptoms in your feline''s peepers, take your kitty to the vet.