Month: October 2024

VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Hi, I’m Dr. Karyn! Read my introduction to learn more about me and meet my five hilarious cats: Clutch, Cyril, Alex, Zelda, and Zazzles. It’s not always easy to tell when your cat is happy, and other
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Shutterstock If you’re looking for a dog that loves to be the life of the party, then outgoing breeds are the way to go. These dogs are sociable, friendly, and eager to meet new people and other animals. They thrive in active environments where they can show off their energy, curiosity, and love for interaction.
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A dog’s whiskers serve important sensory and protective functions for your dog. Credit: Boy Anupong | Getty Images When you think of whiskers, you probably picture cats, but dogs also possess a set of whiskers on their muzzle, cheeks, and above their eyes that serve important specific purposes. Whiskers, also known as vibrissae, play a
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Shutterstock Dogs have an extraordinary sense of smell, far superior to anything humans can comprehend. While humans have around six million olfactory receptors, dogs are equipped with up to 300 million, giving them a sense of smell that’s 40 times more powerful than ours. This incredible ability allows dogs to detect scents and environmental changes
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From September 23-27, Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN) staff, Partners, and grantees gathered with governments, practitioners, and funders in New York City for the annual United Nations General Assembly and Climate Week NYC 2024 to seek out solutions that can help people and our planet. While reaching new audiences through inspiring experiences like The ClimateMusic Project,
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Dog treats made with pumpkin, like the pumpkin peanut butter biscuits and pumpkin, carrot, and coconut biscuits pictured here, are a perfect fall treat for your dog. Credit: CJ Puotinen Even though it’s best known for improving symptoms of indigestion, loose stools, and diarrhea, small amounts of pumpkin are appropriate anytime. Most dogs love the
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Shutterstock Some dogs are naturally built for outdoor living, thriving in environments where they can run, explore, and engage in physical activities that suit their energetic nature. If you’re looking for a hiking buddy, a dog that loves wide-open spaces, or a breed that enjoys adventurous outings, certain dogs are perfect for this active lifestyle.
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