Pet Quarterly: Is a Pig for You?
They’re cute, affectionate and intelligent. Is a porcine companion right for you? We asked the experts to answer your most… More
Pet Quarterly: Golden Heroes
Why are so many Golden Retrievers dying of cancer? The Morris Animal Foundation is studying 3,000-plus “heroes” to find out…. More
Pet Quarterly: How to Care for Your Backyard Flock
Specific numbers are hard to come by, given the way chickens are permitted and monitored, but Andy G. Schneider, the… More
Pet Quarterly: Travel & Lifestyle
From train travel to glamour shots: Seven fun things to do with your pets this summer. Download PDF
Cat Trap Fever in Cat Women
From a tale about how rescuing a stray cat ended up saving a friendship to an unapologetic piece by a… More
Deadwood vs. Dogwood in Woman’s Best Friend
They may be known as man’s best friend, but as the writers in this poignant, funny, and dramatic collection know,… More
USA Today’s Pet Guide: Jumping Through Hoops
Agility training forges a strong bond with your dog. Download PDF
Nashville Paw Magazine: Stand-Up Paddling Goes to the Dogs
Music City’s waterways are a great place to teach your dog a new trick, in this case how to jump… More
Prevention: When to Say No to Needles
Vaccines have long kept our dogs and cats safe from disease, but experts now say we may have gone overboard…. More
Prevention: Is Your Pooch Too Pudgy?
Half the dogs and cats in this country are overweight, putting them at risk of joint pain, diabetes, and shortened… More
Woman’s Day: Pet Emergencies!
Prepping for a trip used to mean paying a neighbor to keep an eye on Fluffy and Fido while you… More
Group Travel Planet: The Dog Days
Prepping for a trip used to mean paying a neighbor to keep an eye on Fluffy and Fido while you… More