Why Is My Dog Panting So Much? 5 Causes and When to Worry
Dog panting a lot or constantly? This guide breaks down the causes, warning signs, and what you should do if your dog’s panting seems unusual. The post Why Is My [...]
What’s the most time-consuming part of getting ready for a walk? It might be putting your dog into his harness. Harnesses are popular because they improve handler control, reduce pulling, [...]
The Senate Unanimously Passes the Pets Act to Improve Animal Welfare On March 19, Massachusetts Senate debated and unanimously passed An Act promoting pet equity, treatment, and safety (PETS Act). [...]
Red Flags and How to Stay Safe As more people turn to the internet to find their next pet, online adoption scams are becoming increasingly common and more convincing. Knowing [...]
Helping Our Cats Feel Safe Again Samantha Ketelsen began volunteering at Animal League America during a time of uncertainty, and it quickly became something she couldn’t imagine giving up. “I [...]
Many dog owners would do anything for their dogs. They buy the best food, invest in training, shower them with affection, and purchase the latest and greatest enrichment toys. Yet [...]
Warning: Some images are graphic and heartbreaking. Phil’s tail is in constant motion, even throughout his intake exam at our Pet Health Centers. As veterinarians carefully assessed his injuries, he [...]
Of the six dogs I’ve adopted over the years, three of them had dramatic “who is that dog in the mirror” incidents. There was the time a clerk at an [...]
Vitiligo is a genetic condition in dogs that affects skin and hair color. With vitiligo, the melanocytes—the cells that produce pigment—degenerate or die off, leaving behind white skin and white [...]
We get it! Tiny dogs are adorable! But the term “teacup dog” is usually a red flag that indicates irresponsible breeding practices. Thankfully, you can get a dog that stays [...]
A Heart for Animals For Alyssa Campbell, a love for animals has always been there, it just took time for the opportunity to catch up. She wasn’t able to have [...]
Dogs have a sweet tooth, just like their human companions. With functional sweet taste receptors on their tongues, dogs prefer sugary foods when they’re available. Just as in humans, sugars [...]
