Can Dogs Drink Apple Juice? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ

VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead Dogs can enjoy many different kinds of fruit, and apples are among the most popular fruits to give to them. While most dogs are perfectly content with eating apple slices, they can also eat different forms of apples, including applesauce and dehydrated apples without added sugar. However, when it comes to apple juice, it’s best to avoid feeding it to your dog. Apple juice doesn’t...

    Posted On: Jul 18, 2024 | Category: ArticlesView Details

Can Dogs Have Tilapia? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ

VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead Tilapia is one of the most commonly eaten fish around, so if you’re a fan of fish, chances are you eat this fairly often. As such, you may be tempted to feed your dog some tilapia on occasion. But is this safe for your four-legged pal? Can dogs have tilapia? The answer is yes, as tilapia is non-toxic to canines and can be a healthy (and tasty!) treat for your pup. However, there are some...

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Texas Family Saves Helpless Baby Bird by Wrapping It In Warm Tortilla

On a typical weekend in Amarillo, Texas, a family found themselves at the heart of an unusual wildlife rescue. Amidst the laughter and splashes of a backyard pool party, they discovered a tiny, helpless baby bird on the ground. With no nest or parents in sight, they quickly improvised to save its life using what they had on hand — a warm tortilla. Photo: PexelsA Texas family found a helpless baby bird in their backyard. A Backyard Surprise The family was enjoying a summer day grilling and swimming when they noticed the small bird lying...

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Pepper the Foul-Mouthed Parrot Finds a New Home After 400 Applications

A colorful parrot named Pepper, known for his equally colorful language, has finally found a new home. After a social media post from the Niagara SPCA led to over 400 adoption inquiries, the foul-mouthed bird now resides with Tiffany Turner and her fiancé Tim Sage in Olean, New York. This remarkable story highlights the quirks and charms of Pepper, a white-fronted Amazon parrot, and the journey to his new sanctuary. Photo: PexelsOver 400 people applied to adopt Pepper. A Potty-Mouthed Parrot Pepper first captured public attention when...

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NYC’s Beach Drones Under Attack as Birds Fight Back to Protect Nests

New York City’s beaches have recently become a battleground. A fleet of drones, deployed to patrol for sharks and struggling swimmers, has found unexpected adversaries: local shorebirds. These birds, fiercely protective of their nesting grounds, have been attacking the drones since their introduction in May. Veronica Welsh, a wildlife coordinator at the Parks Department, noted the birds’ aggressive behavior. “They will fly at it, they’ll swoop at it, they’ll be vocalizing,” Welsh told Fortune. “They...

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Dozens of Dogs & Cats at Overcrowded Southern Shelters Get One-Way Ticket to Freedom

Animal shelters are overcrowded, especially in southern states, and highly adoptable animals are at risk of euthanasia due to lack of space and adopters. The Animal Rescue Site is helping save lives by sponsoring a Good Flight (called Flight to Freedom) every month. This month’s flight will save over 70 dogs and cats from Louisiana and Alabama shelters and fly them to Idaho and Oregon to find loving homes. These life-saving flights are possible thanks to your continued support. Meet some of the precious pets on this flight below and...

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Why Does My Dog Rub His Face on Me? 5 Possible Reasons Explained

Our dogs do all sorts of cute things that make us go, “Aww.” If you have noticed your dog rubbing their cute little nose all over you, what gives? In this article, we’re going to try to decode that doggy behavior so you can understand it once and for all. It’s likely a combination of all of these reasons, so just take that into consideration as you’re reading. The 5 Reasons Why Your Dog Rubs His Face on You 1. Marking Dogs have scent glands all over. They use them to mark different things in their environment,...

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Feral Cat Disappears From Neighborhood for Six Months, But Then Returns to Her Favorite Person

This story was originally shared on The Animal Rescue Site. Submit your own rescue story here. Your story just might be the next to be featured on our blog! Jack first came to my house about six years ago. She was scared and hungry and wouldn’t let me near her. PHOTO: PIXABAY / EUGEN PROSKOURIAKOV I started feeding her, and after several months, she was brave enough to show me her five 4-week-old kittens in the backyard. She still wouldn’t let me touch her, though. SHARE YOUR OWN RESCUE STORY I live-trapped her and the kittens and...

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New Research Shows How Nocturnal Ants in Australia Rely on the Moon to Navigate

When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, you might be a night foraging ant. Well, new research implies that. A new study conducted by researchers at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, investigated how nocturnal bull ants navigate within darker conditions at night. They leave their nests to forage at twilight and tend to be back home before the sun comes out. Researchers say ants that are active during the day rely on the sun’s polarization patterns for navigation. That consists of polarized light that provides...

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It’s Time We Demand More Effective Lifesaving in Austin

Jul 17, 2024 Today, the Austin Animal Services Office launched a community survey to gather feedback on what we, as Austinites, prioritize for our animals. Our city must PRIORITIZE lifesaving programs, not deprioritize lives and go backward. Your participation in this survey is URGENT. Our city is at high risk of implementing programming that kills because it’s easier and cheaper. Austin, we demand better. My input and your input don’t matter alone, but if enough of us give input, it will matter. Please demand more effective...

    Posted On: Jul 17, 2024 | Category: Austin Pets Alive InformationView Details