Is Your Dog Eating the Same but Gaining Weight? Could be Hyperthyroidism

Low appetite, low energy, brittle coat, and weight gain could indicate that your dog’s thyroid is not operating correctly. Work with your veterinarian to check your dog’s health. Learn more.

The Value of a Pet-Inclusive Workplace

Results of a survey of HR professionals found tremendous benefits to employees from pets and pet-inclusive workplaces, particularly related to physical and mental well-being. Read more.

Why is my kitten sneezing?

Watching your kitten sneeze is a cute and adorable sight, but excessive sneezing can signify a severe illness if left untreated, such as respiratory infection, asthma, or sinusitis. Learn about the causes of excessive sneezing and treatment.

How to Get Your Dog into That Adorable Sweater

Coats, sweaters, and boots can keep your dog warm and protect their paws, but how in the world do you get them to wear clothing? Read tips here.

Pet First Aid

What if you’re unable to reach a veterinarian in the event of a pet emergency? Here are some practical first aid tips.

Does your dog need more friends?

While domestic dogs may not necessarily be happier living with other dogs, social interaction between dogs and people may be better for your dog’s health. In fact, research shows that social companionship can have a major impact on a dog’s health and lifespan.

Animal Health is Among the Most Innovative Industries in the U.S.

Animal Health is Among the Most Innovative Industries in the U.S. The total economic impact of our industry includes the direct contributions of animal health manufacturers that operate in the U.S. plus activity generated by industries that rely on healthy animals, such as animal production, meat and dairy product manufacturing, veterinary services, and pet services.

Keeping Your Dog Healthy

  Dogs have been proven to improve the lives of humans both mentally and physically, but do you know the best ways to keep your dog healthy? Read on for some important tips.

Make road trips safer for your pet

Road tripping with your pet? Here are some travel tips to ensure that you and your furry friend have the safest trip possible.

Pets May Lower Dementia Risk

  Loss of verbal cognition, fluency, and memory are common early signs of dementia among people older than 50. “Pet ownership may completely offset the effect of living alone on cognitive decline,” said researcher Dr. Ciyong Lu. Learn more.