There’s no place like home, and our pets agree! But when the unthinkable happens and our furry companions go missing, it’s important to have a plan in place to help ensure their safe return. Be ready for the unexpected with this step-by-step guide.

Diabetes is a very common condition in cats, and it’s important for pet parents to be able to identify the signs of the disease. In this guide, learn about causes, symptoms and treatments in order to provide the best care for your pet.

Does your pooch have a sensitive stomach? Many dogs have allergies or intolerances to ingredients commonly found in commercial treats. Learn about what to watch for and how to make your own allergen-free treats at home, DIY style!

Before you purchase a pet insurance policy, make sure you understand exactly how the deductible works to help you make an informed decision about the right plan for your pet.

A kiss from your cat can signify their deep trust for you – but if other factors are at play, cat licking may mean much more. Sarah J. Wooten, DVM, shares what your cat might be trying to tell you.

Change can be hard, even for pets. As the world resumes normalcy following the pandemic, your dog may begin exhibiting signs of separation anxiety. Hanie Elfebein, DVM, PhD shares her tips for making your dog’s adjustment as smooth as possible.

After many months of having their pet parents working from home, dogs may require extra support adjusting to their owners’ return to office life. Hanie Elfenbein, DVM, PhD offers tips for a smooth transition.

Do you have a bored pet at home? Wailani Sung, DVM, shares the countless benefits of puzzle toys and how to select the right one for your cat or dog. Do you have a bored pet at home? Wailani Sung, DVM, shares the countless benefits of puzzle toys and how to select the right one for your cat or dog.

When it comes to ensuring the health, safety, and quick return of your beloved pet should they ever go missing, the experts agree: Microchips are a no-brainer.

Utter the term parvo to any pet parent, and you’ll likely see a flicker of recognition and concern. But what exactly is parvo, and how can pet parents recognize and prevent it?