.: In The News

Easter isn’t just fun for children and candy addicted adults. When is the last time you held an Easter egg hunt specifically for your dog? If your answer is ‘never,’ it’s time you properly introduced your … Read More

Pet food, treats and toys add up fast every month, but at least you can develop an estimate of how much these items will cost you on a yearly basis. It’s those unexpected expenses that punch … Read More

Pets can fulfill so many different areas of your life. For example, they can be your best friend, motivated walking buddy and cuddle bug. However, just because a pet can make a wonderful addition to your … Read More

What if you could watch kittens and cats interact all day long? You could watch them during your work break or share the experience with a friend or family member. Kittens are all about playing, and … Read More

Did you know that poor dental health may cause organ damage and hardening of the arteries in your dog or cat? Neglecting regular tooth cleanings can actually take years off of your pet’s life. The American … Read More

Did your pet experience any health problems this past year? If they did, they were probably not alone. Recently, the Veterinary Pet Insurance (VPI) analyzed dog and cat medical claims from 2008 to see if there … Read More

Animals have an incredible sense of smell, and they also have delicate lungs just like humans. So have you ever considered how your smoking affects your pets? Smoking outside of your home is one thing, but … Read More

When you’re a pet owner, getting your pet’s approval can be on your top priority list. Your dog or cat’s opinion may be as important as your best friend’s opinion and that is okay. However, when … Read More

It all started with the peanut butter crackers, but now the salmonella contaminated peanut butter is having a resounding affect on other products we commonly purchase such as pet food. Once you hear of contaminated food, … Read More

There are many articles swirling in the news on how the economy is affecting pet ownership. Pets have been surrendered to animal shelters all over the U.S., and some facilities have seen a significant increase. For … Read More

When you take your pet outside during the wintertime for a bathroom break or walk, you will most likely come across rock salt on the streets and sidewalks. While the salt helps melt the ice and … Read More

D’Arcy’s A.R.C. 5th Annual Pawsta Nite All you can eat spaghetti dinner Saturday, February 7, 2009 323 Bruce Avenue East, Winnipeg, Manitoba Sittings are: 5 to 7 p.m. or 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Silent Auction and … Read More

Everyday we face stressful and sometimes even scary situations, but whom do we call on for help? Maybe our neighbor, friend or family member can provide advice or lend a helping hand. But do you ever … Read More

It’s unfortunate that due to the economic strain, people are having to give up their dogs and cats. While pets can be expensive, there are ways that you can reduce and even eliminate some common pet … Read More

It’s a new year, so what are you doing to help give shelter pets a home? Everyday there are pets who need a home, and the numbers are increasing. Maybe you have concerns in the back … Read More

The ASPCA Pet Poison Control Center has released its list of the Top 10 Pet Poisons of 2008 in an effort to educate pet owners about the most common toxic hazards that exist in and around … Read More

Does your pet suffer from arthritis? Or has your pet received surgery for its back problems? As pets age, they can suffer from some of the similar ailments that affect humans. Pet rehabilitation is paving the … Read More

Putting your pet on an airplane with you is sometimes the only option you have when you are traveling. It might be more convenient, but it also might be more stressful for you and your pet. … Read More

The New Year brings an opportunity for everyone to improve parts of their life that they are unhappy about. Maybe your goal is to lose weight, double your income or change your attitude toward others. Whether … Read More

Felines are finicky creatures. One minute they are cuddling up to your leg and purring then the next minute they are trying to attack your feet. You never can tell what their mood will be, especially … Read More

A good, old-fashioned romp in the park for a game of fetch is harmless fun, right? Well, vets worldwide are urging dog owners to think again, saying that serious and even deadly injuries can result from … Read More

After your pet passes away, it can be difficult to move forward. You miss their sounds and habitual behaviors that make them unique and special. Whether you want to get a new pet right away or … Read More

Do you talk to your pet or feel that you communicate with each other in a different way? If you think you and your pet have a mutual understanding, you are not alone. Pets experience so … Read More

News Release December 11, 2008 **MEDIA ADVISORY** CONTACT: Jason Jacobs/ jason.jacobs@lacity.org (323) 644-4273 Come See The Baby Koalas at the L.A. Zoo The Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens will unveil the newest member of the … Read More

During the holiday season, it’s common to receive plants as gifts and to decorate your home with poinsettias and lilies. However, when you have cats and dogs roaming around your home, you need to be aware … Read More

When the weather outside is frightful, it’s important to follow some precautions to keep your pet safe. Although dogs and cats have fur, it’s a misconception to think that they cannot suffer from frostbite or hypothermia. … Read More

There’s few things more frightening than a pet food recall and unfortunately, it’s happened again – yet another pet food recall has been issued, placing thousands of pets at risk of illness or worse. Mars Petcare … Read More

During Thanksgiving when all of your family is together, it can be tempting for you and others to treat the dog or cat to some table scraps. While overeating has always seemed to be the goal … Read More

Do you have an emergency preparedness plan in case a fire would break out in or near your home? How would you evacuate your pets? If you don’t know the answers to these questions, you definitely … Read More

Dogs love taking car rides, and it’s common to see dogs hanging their heads out the car window and breathing in the fresh air or barking at the car in the next lane. Although the dogs … Read More

The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) started the National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week in 1996. The purpose of this week is to honor national animal shelters and take the time to appreciate their efforts. … Read More

During fall you might think you don’t have to worry about fleas, but this assumption is wrong. Recently, Dr. Susan Nelson of Kansas State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine explained in a news interview that the … Read More

Recently, two families in Henrico, Virginia had to quarantine their pets after they had an encounter with a rabid fox. Fortunately, animal control officers caught the fox, which tested positive for rabies. If left untreated, rabies … Read More