When you hear the term “hot spot”, you may think it’s a popular place to eat; but in the pet world, a hot spot is a painful skin condition in dogs.

Don't walk your dog in the heat of the day; find a time in early morning or in the evening, and stay on the grassy areas! Remember, your pet is barefoot!

A bored cat is not a happy cat, and might even get into trouble if there is no stimulation that keeps it busy and content!

Pets may be prolific at fathering offspring but not always so good ad being fathers to their youngsters!

June is the peak time for kittens to be born and surrendered to animal shelters.

Americans love their pets, so it's no wonder we have a month to celebrate our relationship with them!

Frankenmuth, Michigan is the home of the annual Dog Bowl, a Memorial Day Weekend event and competition that highlights dogs' abilities to run, jump, dive and retrieve, with fun activities for pets and their humans!

A pet might not get poison ivy, but it could carry the oil on its coat, and a member of the family might be affected - or your pet could ingest the toxic plant and become sick. It is best to keep your furry friend away from the toxic plant!

The first Be Kind to Animals Week was more than 100 years ago in 1915, but the idea - and the message - still ring true, encouraging all of us to show compassion and kindness to our animal friends!

May 3rd is National Specially-Abled Pets Day, a time to remember that pets with disabilities need homes and loving owners, too!