Pet owners warned about de-icing impacts, ice-related injuries
The American Veterinary Medical Association also warns to be cautious of ‘pet-friendly’ de-icing products, as requirements for that label are not highly
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Feline uncertain? Cats do give clues if the fur’s about to fly, study finds
When cats get together it can be difficult to tell rough and tumble play from a full-blown scrap. Now researchers say they
Helping Those Who Save Lives
At the Ottawa Humane Society, we never know what condition animals will be in when they come into our care, and in
France bans ‘training’ dog collars that cause pain to animals
‘Training’ dog and cat collars that cut into, electrify or otherwise ‘strangle’ the animal have been banned by the French parliament. Go
Engineering Goes to the Dogs: Meet the Canine Helping UTD Students Clear Project Hurdles
Wiggle, a 2-year-old white poodle with a passion for hot dogs and Cheez-Its, is helping six University of Texas at Dallas engineering
Impact of stress, temperament on working dogs to be explored in new research
A commitment to animal care and welfare—specifically in working dogs—is the driving force behind the newly funded research project. Human Animal Bond
Dogs Get Healthier When People Get Fitter
Writer Jenny Block and her chiweenie, Aurora, are on a health kick. “We walk at least 1 mile and up to 4 miles
Dog owners take more risks, cat owners are more cautious – new research examines how people conform to their pets’ stereotypical traits
Dog owners tend to take bigger risks and respond more to reward-oriented advertisements. Cat owners, on the other hand, are more cautious
Cat Owners Can (Almost) All Agree on One Thing
On the list of perfect pet parents, Mikel Delgado, a professional feline-behavior consultant, probably ranks high. The Ph.D. expert in animal cognition spends
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Pet owners warned about de-icing impacts, ice-related injuries
The American Veterinary Medical Association also warns to be cautious of ‘pet-friendly’ de-icing products, as requirements for that label are not highly
Feline uncertain? Cats do give clues if the fur’s about to fly, study finds
When cats get together it can be difficult to tell rough and tumble play from a full-blown scrap. Now researchers say they
Helping Those Who Save Lives
At the Ottawa Humane Society, we never know what condition animals will be in when they come into our care, and in
France bans ‘training’ dog collars that cause pain to animals
‘Training’ dog and cat collars that cut into, electrify or otherwise ‘strangle’ the animal have been banned by the French parliament. Go
Engineering Goes to the Dogs: Meet the Canine Helping UTD Students Clear Project Hurdles
Wiggle, a 2-year-old white poodle with a passion for hot dogs and Cheez-Its, is helping six University of Texas at Dallas engineering
Impact of stress, temperament on working dogs to be explored in new research
A commitment to animal care and welfare—specifically in working dogs—is the driving force behind the newly funded research project. Human Animal Bond
Dogs Get Healthier When People Get Fitter
Writer Jenny Block and her chiweenie, Aurora, are on a health kick. “We walk at least 1 mile and up to 4 miles
Dog owners take more risks, cat owners are more cautious – new research examines how people conform to their pets’ stereotypical traits
Dog owners tend to take bigger risks and respond more to reward-oriented advertisements. Cat owners, on the other hand, are more cautious
Cat Owners Can (Almost) All Agree on One Thing
On the list of perfect pet parents, Mikel Delgado, a professional feline-behavior consultant, probably ranks high. The Ph.D. expert in animal cognition spends
