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6 Tips for Cutting Your Dog's Nails

One of the most intimidating home grooming tasks is cutting your dog's nails. Following these tips will make it easier and safer.

According to Cesar Millan, millennials shouldn’t adopt dogs because they are always on their phones

According to Cesar Millan, 'Millennials shouldn't adopt dogs yet... They are always on their phone'

10 Dog Breeds That Are Prone To Cancer

There are as many different dog breeds as there are personal lifestyles, so it’s no wonder that some people are particularly fond of a certain type of dog. Unfortunately, many breeds (including mixed breeds) are prone to certain health issues, including …

How to Safely Trim Your Dog's Nails

Cutting your dog’s nails is one of the trickiest parts of the grooming process. Their nail beds have what is called a “quick”—tissue that grows within the nail and connects to nerves and blood vessels—and if you cut too much of the nail off, you can cut into the quick, injuring your pup. Plus, not all dogs like having their paws handled, which can make the process doubly difficult—but it is a necessary one, so we’ve assembled some expert advice on trimming your…

How to prepare for holiday pet boarding

The holiday season is a time when many family and friends come together. If you'll be going home for the holidays, that trip may or may not include the family

Preventive Care Tips for Dogs and Cats

Want to be a better pet owner? Practice preventive care. Here's what you need to know about wellness exams, grooming, fleas and ticks, obesity, and exercise.

Why cats and dogs are acting differently

How to Spot TRULY Natural, Organic Commercial Pet Foods

As a pet owner, you should learn to distinguish REAL natural, organic pet foods from phony "organic" pet foods that are not healthy at all.

The hidden reason processed pet foods are so addictive

From potently smelly additives to offal concentrates, pet food companies turn to some surprising ingredients in the quest to make kibble delicious.

Infographic: Insect-based pet food nutrition

As more dog and cat treats incorporate insects, one scientist notes that further study is needed.

Why you shouldn’t judge a pet food by its ingredient list

Although ingredient lists are commonly used by pet owners and most pet food rating sites to determine the quality of pet foods, this approach has many pitfalls and usually is not a good way to select a food.

There May Be Shark In Your Make Up And Pet Food

Do you know what ingredients are in the pet food you are feeding your animals? What about what is in your favorite beauty care products? Chances are one of the ingredients could be a threatened shark species.

How to Read Cat Food Labels

By learning how to read a label, you can learn a great deal about the food you are feeding your pets. You can even learn how to compare one food to another and choose the one best suited for your cat. As with human food labels, pet food labels are strictly regulated by the federal …

Pet Foods Made with Sustainable Ingredients are the Wave of the Future

Many pet food, treat and supplement manufacturers are working toward reducing their carbon footprints—and they are starting by making products with sustainable ingredients such as cricket protein and kelp.

Analyzing Dog Food Ingredients & More

We all want to keep our dogs as healthy as we can for as long as possible. Start by offering your cat the best dog food.

Deconstructing Pet Food Labels

Trying to decode terms on pet food labels leaves even the most nutrition-savvy owners at a loss. Here, a guide for demystifying pet food labels with insight from Dr. Ashley Gallagher.

Why sustainability in pet food protein matters

Data shows consumers in general, including pet owners, are demanding more sustainable practices from both pet food and human food companies, especially ones involving protein sources.