Losing a Friend: Dealing With The Loss of a Pet

Losing a pet is hard. Just like many of you, Dr. Ruth MacPete has been there. Read on to hear her story and find some great resources to help you cope with the loss of a beloved pet. For more from Dr. MacPete, find her on Facebook or at www.drruthpetvet.com!

5 Reasons Why Your Pet Should Be Your Workout Buddy

Help keep yourself and your pet in top-shape by exercising together. You want all the time together that you can get.

Household Cleaning Products and Your Pet: What You Should Know About

There are certain cleaning products in your house can be really dangerous to dogs and cats.

Spring Exercise and Safety

As temperatures start to rise this spring, it's important to ease pets into exercise and outdoor playtime after a long, sedentary winter.

Covered or Uncovered Litter Boxes: Do Cats Really Care?

Does your cat prefer a covered or uncovered litter box? That is the question veterinary researchers from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine examined in a study published in the April 2013 issue of the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery. The answers they found may surprise you.

How To Plan For Emergencies: Pet Insurance and Pet Savings Accounts

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Why Your Cat Should Stay Indoors: Part II

Many people feel cats should be allowed to go outdoors because of their wild origins. Even though cats have been domesticated for nearly 6000 years, they have maintained an obvious connection with their wild ancestors. Scientists believe that cats first became domesticated around 4000 BC in Africa and the Middle East.

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