Month: August 2024

Kris Hill from the Society for Companion Animal Studies (SCAS) shares some feline highlights from the International Society of Anthrozoology (ISAZ) 2024 Conference. Anthrozoology is the academic study of human interactions with other animals (including cats!). The annual International Society for Anthrozoology (ISAZ) Conference was hosted this year (27-30 June 2024) by Hartpury University in
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While that popcorn looks yummy to your dog, it may not be the best choice for him. Credit: Vladans | Getty Images While many dogs have grabbed a stray piece of popcorn and lived to tell the tale, not all popcorn is safe for dogs. If you want to share popcorn with your dog, choose
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The Cat Show Live, powered by Antinol, is uniting the very best of the cat community this September 14th for an unparalleled experience empowering cat lovers at the Birmingham NEC. At the heart of The Cat Show Live is “Hope Alley,” a groundbreaking initiative that highlights the crucial work being for cat rescues and adoptions. Through
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There’s something incredibly comforting about having a dog that feels like a warm, fluffy hug on four legs. These dogs offer more than just companionship; they provide comfort and security that can soothe even the most stressful days. Whether it’s their loving nature, inclination to cuddle, or calming presence, these breeds are the epitome of
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One thing is for certain: We love our dogs. They are wonderful creatures with golden hearts. Our dogs are there for us through thick and thin. Even when we’re cranky, our pups don’t mind. Our dogs’ compassion often overshadows whatever we’re going through. They lift us up, guide us, slobber us with kisses, and embrace
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Are you someone who believes in the healing power of crystals? Maybe you have a pocket full of charged gems or you place them around your house for Feng Shui. Regardless of your relationship with these metaphysical rocks, you might not have considered using them for your beloved pets—until now. If you love holistic healing,
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When it comes to identifying whether drool may signal an emergency, it helps to know what is normal for your dog. Credit: Wavetop | Getty Images Dogs drool. Some just drool a little once in a while, while others (we’re looking at you, Newfoundlands) drool a lot. Drooling can happen for structural, behavioral, and medical
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College life is a unique and often challenging experience, filled with new responsibilities, academic pressures, and social opportunities. For many students, having a dog can provide much-needed companionship, stress relief, and a sense of home away from home. However, not all dog breeds are well-suited for the college lifestyle, which often involves living in small
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WCN’s California Wildlife Program (CWP) has pledged $1 million to the Wildlife Crossing Fund, an organization dedicated to matching public funding to establish wildlife crossings throughout California to benefit connectivity and safe migration for pumas, bobcats, deer, foxes, coyotes, and countless other wildlife. This grant will go toward supporting the construction of the Wallis Annenberg
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