Pets News & Features

Study may advance what's known about canine-human communication

CDC says Campylobacter bacteria can be transmitted by handling dogs

The safety of pets can force some wrenching decisions for their owners

United Pet Group is expanding its voluntary recall of rawhide dog chew products sold under multiple brands.

Humans can't catch it, but new canine virus can make your pet 'sick as a dog'

And here are tips to help choose the right pet for you

More than half of dogs, cats in the Land of Plenty weigh too much

Where to look for clues that you’re buying the best food for your cat or dog.

Do you know the signs of cancer in your pets?

A little higher learning can bring out the best in your dog or cat.

WebMD has details on the first six human infections in the U.S. of a worm that goes by the scientific name Onchocerca lupi.

WebMD Magazine explains how to spot common fur problems and what they mean for your four-legged friend.

Bad breath can be a sign of more serious health issues in your dog or cat.

Is adopting a rescue animal really as simple as driving to your local shelter, perusing a parade of cute pups and kittens, and bringing one home? Nope. Get tips from WebMD Magazine.

FDA recommends careful handling of what you feed your dog or cat

Poisonous plants and toxic chemicals could be lurking in your yard. Here's how to protect your pets.

Allergic to your four-legged friend? An expert explains how you can both live happily ever after.

Your four-legged friend needs wellness visits, too. Here's what to expect at each stage of life.

Mothers respond similarly to photos of their kids, their dogs

Can a wearable health monitor help keep your dog or cat in shape? Find out.

Just like visits to the vet, dental cleanings should be part of routine pet care.

It’s the hardest decision a pet owner will face: How do you know when it’s time to put an aging or ailing pet down? WebMD explains.

Pets Harmed by Secondhand Smoke

This novel treatment is a promising option for some pet conditions.

Measure food portions and provide daily exercise to keep your furry companions in shape, vet advises