Content Calendar of Sponsor Opportunities on All Natural Pet Care
There are plenty of budget-friendly digital opportunities to reach pet parents online, but none are…
Content Calendar of Sponsor Opportunities on All Natural Pet Care
There are plenty of budget-friendly digital opportunities to reach pet parents online, but none are as effective as being featured on websites in their seasonal content and gift guides. We’ve experienced a sharp uptick in inquiries from businesses wanting to do just that on our digital properties, which is why we’re publishing a content calendar…
Veterinary Hospital Reports Increase in Severe Heat-Related Illness
SURREY, British Columbia – August 21, 2026 – Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital (BBVSH) is cautioning pet owners that continuing seasonal heat can push dogs and cats into life-threatening emergencies within minutes, from heatstroke in parked vehicles to serious dehydration. The hospital’s Emergency and Critical Care Service reports an increase in both conditions, many of…
Scientist Reveals How to Eliminate Litter Box Odor
ST. LOUIS, July 31, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Litter box odor is one of the most misunderstood aspects of cat ownership. Nathan Huck is a Director of Innovation at Purina with more than two decades of experience studying cat litter. Most households, he says, are solving for the wrong thing — masking odor rather than eliminating…
Recognizing the Signs of ‘Comfort Decline’ in Your Pet’s Final Days
By Andrey Volkov When a beloved dog or cat enters the last stage of a chronic illness or old age, most articles focus on medical checklists: appetite, mobility, breathing rate. These are useful, but they miss something families notice first and trust least, the small natural comfort behaviors that tell you whether a pet still…
Storing Herbal Tinctures and Balms for Pets: Potency, Safety & Shelf Life
By Edmundo Benzaquen Most articles on natural pet remedies focus on which herbs help and which oils to avoid. That part matters, and it’s well documented elsewhere. What gets skipped almost entirely is what happens after you’ve made or bought a safe, well-formulated tincture or balm: how you store it, and whether that storage is…
How to Keep Your Dog’s Teeth Clean When They Hate the Toothbrush
By Michalis Platellas Most dogs want nothing to do with a toothbrush. You corner them, they clamp their jaw shut, and the whole thing becomes a wrestling match nobody wins. So the brush goes back in the drawer, guilt sets in, and the plaque keeps quietly building along the gumline.
Caster Bean Snack Almost Kills Shepherd
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (April 14, 2026) – When River wants to get her family’s attention, the Dutch Shepherd usually finds something close by to chew on to get noticed. When that item is a castor bean pod, however, it leads to a trip to the pet emergency hospital instead of playtime.
Chronic Conditions in Pets are the Most Common {and Expensive}
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Every year, millions of pets visit the vet—but what’s actually behind those unexpected appointments? Nationwide® analyzed the more than 3.3 million pet insurance claims submitted for dogs and cats from its more than one million insured pets to uncover the real health issues most likely to disrupt a family’s routine and budget.Â
Focus on Heart Disease in Pets for Heart Month
Surrey, BC – February is recognized as Heart Month, a time when Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital in Surrey highlights the importance of cardiovascular health for dogs and cats. Pet heart health plays a significant role in lifespan, comfort, and quality of life, particularly as animals age.
Killing Pets With Kindness: Overweight Dogs and Cats
AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — As families refocus on routines early in the year, veterinarians say it’s an ideal time to take a closer look at their pets’ nutrition and activity levels.
