
Now that winter’s icy grip has taken hold, food can be scarce for our feathered friends. Urban development and loss of habitat have decreased winter food supplies, so they can use some help.

There’s no question that baby animals are irrestibly cute. But Christmas is not the time to be giving animals as gifts.

Christmas is a wonderful time of year, but it is also a time when animal companions are exposed to a variety of holiday hazards. There are certain plants, foods and decorations that dogs, cats and other animal companions should stay away from during the holidays.

Even though our pets may not know it’s the holidays, we still want to include them in the festivities.

If every time you visit crazy Aunt Mildred’s house with her numerous furry companions your eyes begin to water, your skin gets itchy, and your throat swells up, you are allergic to pets. But, that doesn’t mean you can never own a four-legged friend.

Everyone loves a treat. But just as humans shouldn’t snack on junk food, our pets shouldn’t be eating them either.

Your cat needs play to keep body and mind alert. Lack of activity often leads to a bored cat who overeats and has other behavourial problems.

Most scientists believe animals play in order to practice skills they need in life. Pet toys are not a luxury since they help your dog stay fit and stop them from being bored, which can lead to behaviour problems.

The hot weather has brought an early flea season so now is the time to start your fight against these bloodsuckers.

We love our cats but that kitty litter has got to go! Not only is clumping litter leaving a huge carbon footprint, it’s also bad for our feline friends.

It turns out that fast food is not good for our animals either.