Veterinarian care can add up quickly—here's where to find free or low-cost services if you need help getting your pet the care they need. When not writing, Jeff spends his free time fixing up his old ...

Yes, your cat needs to go to the veterinarian whether they live indoors, outdoors or a combination of both. Living indoors may lower the risk of getting hurt, ingesting a poison or catching an ...

SAN ANTONIO — Studies show cats don't get to see veterinarians nearly enough. For those cat owners who take their felines to the vet for their annual checkups, here are five questions you shouldn't ...

The quality of a pet’s health care often depends on the owner’s ability to ask specific, informed questions during veterinary appointments. Topics like diet and nutrition are filled with ...

When a question pops into our mind we all do the same thing: we Google it! Google has recently released the ten most searched questions about cats and dogs. So instead of leaving the answers up to Dr.

Cats can wreak havoc on furniture and wound people. But declawing is extremely painful and, in many places, illegal.