Learn the latest in kitten care with this new self-paced course

It’s only a matter of time before kitten season starts (if it hasn’t already). With that in mind, Maddie’s® University has launched a new self-paced course, “Taking the Fear out of Bottle Feeding and Basic Kitten Care.” You’ll learn about the latest guidelines for kitten feeding and other kitten care, such as healthy neonatal kittens do not need to be fed every two hours. This course was developed by the Kitten College at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington in Arlington, VA to help its foster...

    Posted On: Mar 12, 2024 | Category: Chew On This InformationView Details

How Much Does Ollie Fresh Dog Food Cost? 2024 Price Guide

Ollie is a premium subscription-based dog food that offers all-natural, human-grade ingredients delivered directly to your door. For many pet owners, a premium diet like this one has a payoff in better health and wellbeing, but it comes at a price. So, how much does Ollie dog food cost? Take a look at this breakdown to see what you could expect to spend on your Ollie subscription. Depending on your dog’s size, you can expect to pay between $60-$360 for Ollie Dog Food per month. The Importance of Dog Nutrition All animals, including...

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The Farmer’s Dog Food Review 2024: Pros & Cons (Vet Approved)

VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Our Final Verdict We give The Farmer’s Dog Fresh Dog Food a rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars. If you’re thinking of switching your dog to a fresh selection diet, chances are you have heard of The Farmer’s Dog Fresh Dog Food. When it comes to fresh diets, where does The Farmer’s Dog rank on the list of options? These grain-free, highly nutritious recipes are top-quality, according to our findings....

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How to Make Your Dog Smell Good Without a Bath: 8 Simple Tips

VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » If you’ve started noticing you can smell your dog before you see them, it’s time to do your nose a favor and take care of the issue. You know you can give your dog a bath but what if you don’t have time? Are there any other options available? In this article, we’ll tell you how to make your dog smell good without a bath in eight simple steps. Read on to learn how to help your stinky dog lose...

    Posted On: Mar 12, 2024 | Category: ArticlesView Details

Woman Definitely Doesn’t Have a Case of the Mondays After Adopting a Sweet Pug Named Tuesday

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! I have always had a soft spot for pups with a squished in face. I had a 1 year old pug at home, with no intention of bringing in another for the simple fact that Gus was such a mama’s boy. Little did I know, there was another plan. DOG. PHOTO: PIXABAY / Andrés Carlo I was on Facebook one morning and saw that a friend of mine had posted a picture of a sad, tiny black pug found...

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Genetic Mutation Common in Labradors Makes Them Hungrier, But Also Gives Them Slower Metabolism

Labrador retrievers are a very popular breed, serving as devoted family members in homes across the world. Unfortunately, they’re known to be susceptible to a genetic mutation that makes them a little food-obsessed, which leads many of these affectionate pups to put on weight. A new study investigated this further, with some sausage science. Researchers at the University of Cambridge recently delved further into the impacts of a mutation in the pro-opiomelanocortin gene (POMC), found in 25% of Labrador retrievers. This mutation has been...

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Gray Whale Spotted in the Atlantic Ocean, Where They’ve Been Extinct for Hundreds of Years

Gray whales are found across the North Pacific Ocean, migrating up to 14,000 miles to get from their breeding grounds further south to summer feeding grounds in the Arctic. A recent wayward whale was spotted quite far away, though. An aerial survey team from the New England Aquarium was flying about 30 miles south of Nantucket on March 1 when they spotted a whale that didn’t appear to be one of the usual suspects. While it dove down and resurfaced, apparently feeding, the crew was able to take photos of the animal over a 45-minute...

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Support Access to Free and Low-Cost Vet Care

Spend a day at an open-intake animal shelter in the U.S., and it probably won’t be long before a call comes in or a person and their pet walk in the door, desperate for low-cost or free veterinary care. And not just for spay or neuter services, which often (and for good reason!) gets the most attention in the animal welfare community. HASS conducted Community Values Surveys (CVS) in eight cities in the U.S. and in every city lack of access to preventative, sick, and emergency veterinary care is among the top 4 resources pet owners have...

    Posted On: Mar 11, 2024 | Category: Human Animal Support Services InformationView Details

Early Bird Sings Earth Wind & Fire While Owner Seeks Snooze Button

In the early hours of the morning, when silence typically envelops the waking world, a unique and melodious wake-up call reverberates through one British household. Kiki, a charismatic cockatiel with a staggering 3 million followers on TikTok, has become an internet sensation not for his sunrise chirps, but for his spirited renditions of Earth, Wind & Fire’s iconic “September,” TMZ reports. The avian star’s latest performance, however, has left his owner craving the snooze button rather than the dance floor. Photo:...

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Why Doesn’t My Dog Chew His Food? Vet-Reviewed 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 Unlike humans, most animals don’t appear to savor their food by eating it slowly. Some dogs just fill their bellies as fast as possible, whether they’re very hungry or not. Their instinct is stronger than their appreciation for flavors and textures, even if there is no threat of losing their meal to another animal. In most cases, there is nothing to worry about if your dog doesn’t...

    Posted On: Mar 11, 2024 | Category: ArticlesView Details