My Puppy Is Having Seizures – What’s Going On? (Vet Answer)

VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead Witnessing a seizure episode in your puppy can be distressing and overwhelming. Seizures are caused by abnormal and uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain. They can last anywhere from 10 seconds to several minutes, though it often feels like longer than this in the moment. What causes seizures in puppies? And what should you do to get them better? This article provides you with an emergency...

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Dogs Can Detect PTSD in Humans Transforming Lives with Early Interventions

Dogs have always been known as man’s best friend, but recent studies suggest they might be more than just loyal companions. Research shows that dogs can detect the onset of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) episodes in humans, potentially offering a new form of early intervention for those suffering from this debilitating condition. Photo: PexelsDogs can detect PTSD episodes through changes in human breath. A Breakthrough in PTSD Detection PTSD, a mental health condition triggered by experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event,...

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4 resources to help your community cat population

If you’re in need of community cat support, look no further than these four resources, provided for free by the Community Cats Podcast. The Community Cats Podcast is a supportive space founded by Stacey LeBaron, which includes an informative podcast as well as a dedicated space for feline fans and advocates. Using these four resources could greatly impact the work that community cat advocates are so tirelessly already doing: Paper CollarThis paper collar can be shared with your community (think newsletters, social media, press releases)...

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Woman Honors Memory of Beloved Dog By Launching Charity Focused On Early Pet Cancer Detection

Moose was a pit bull whose rough life didn’t rub off on him. It had the complete opposite impact: He was a total softie. After being rescued from a home where he was abused and chained for long periods, he found his way to Paws Humane Society in Columbus, Georgia, at the very beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Not long after arrival, he captured the interest of the organization’s brand-new CEO, Tricia Montgomery. MOOSE. PHOTO COURTESY OF TRICIA MONTGOMERY. Montgomery says, “It was on my birthday, March 29 of 2020, and it...

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Why Do Dogs Hate Cats? Myths & Facts Explained

Click to Skip Ahead It has been a widely known phenomenon that some dogs love to chase cats! When they do, the unfortunate part about them is that they can easily hurt them, which makes their reputation very muddy. If you think that all dogs hate cats, however, nothing could be further from the truth! In fact, many more dogs love cats rather than dislike them, ut their prey drive makes society think they hate cats. In this article, we’ll explore the temperament and purpose of different breeds so you can understand how their prey drive...

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Why Do Dogs Howl When You Howl? 5 Common Reasons

Dogs make a lot of interesting vocalizations, but none are quite as loud or jarring as the howl. Most dog owners know that their pets howl for a number of reasons, including communicating and sending a warning, but have you ever wondered why yours howls back at you when you make the sound at them? Read on to find five common reasons why dogs howl when you howl and to learn more about this vocalization in general. The 5 Reasons Why Dogs Howl When You Howl 1. They’re Communicating With You When your dog responds to your howls with their...

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Can Dogs Sleep With Their Eyes Open? Vet-Verified Facts & Info

VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead Dogs can have strange or unique sleeping habits, and it can take us time to get used to them. Sometimes, dogs may startle their owners by barking in their sleep or sleeping with their eyes partially open. In many cases, dogs sleeping with their eyes open is normal, and it can happen frequently or occasionally. However, sleeping with eyes open may sometimes indicate an underlying health concern that...

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Grandmas in Odessa, Ukraine, Spend Their Small Pensions On Feeding Homeless Pets

Millions of Ukrainians have fled their homes due to the ongoing war. However, countless elderly people and abandoned pets remain in war-torn areas and are surviving together. A group of elderly women called the “Grandmas of Odessa” are using their small pensions, about $100 a month, and yards to help feed and care for abandoned and homeless animals. Photo: United for Animals United for Animals (UfA) shared the heartwarming story with us. Your generous donations have helped send much-needed pet food to these heroes. “This act...

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Afghan Chon (Bichon Frise & Afghan Hound Mix): Info, Pictures, Care & More

Click Below to Skip Ahead Please NoteThe Afghan Chon dog is a relatively new crossbreed with no published breed standards in any notable international dog registry. As such, the appearance of this crossbreed is considered relatively unpredictable. The photographs used in this article intend to show an approximation of their appearance, or are photographs of individuals that are claimed to be an Afghan Chon dog by the source. As more information about the breed comes forward, we may revise the images for better accuracy. When the elegant...

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Aggressive Policies Threaten Wolves in the Northern Rockies

The gray wolves of the northern Rocky Mountains face significant threats. Conservationists are battling against state-sanctioned wolf hunts and policies that could decimate the wolf population in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. However, new efforts and legal battles are emerging to protect these majestic animals. Photo: PexelsWolves in the northern Rocky Mountains face severe threats from state-sanctioned hunting. The Struggle for Federal Protection Wolves in the northern Rockies have had a tumultuous history with the Endangered Species Act...

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