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Paris Hilton's foster dog is "sliving her best life" after she rescued the pooch amid the Los Angeles wildfires.

The 43-year-old socialite opened up her home to Chihuahua mix Zuzu, who was being cared for at the Pasadena Humane Society after her owners lost their homes in the devastating blazes and she fitted in so well to their household, she'...Read more

DENVER — Outside HCA HealthONE Rose medical center, the snow is flying. Inside, on the third floor, there’s a flurry of activity within the labor and delivery unit.

“There’s a lot of action up here. It can be very stressful at times,” said Kristina Fraser, an OB-GYN in blue scrubs.

Nurses wheel a very pregnant mom past.

“We’re ...Read more

Dear Cathy,

Two months ago, we adopted Fred, a Shar-Pei/Lab mix, through a rescue. He was found severely malnourished and covered in sores. After two months in foster care, we adopted Fred. He has bonded well with our five-year-old dog and is learning to be his own dog. While he’s made significant progress, he still struggles with some ...Read more

Dog owners need to make sure their pups are cared for during get-togethers with friends and family.

Here are some tips from the American Kennel Club to make sure your dog and your guests have an enjoyable and safe party experience.

Let your guests know. When setting up your celebration, make sure you remind all your guests that your dog ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — As experts continue monitoring and surveying the environment and the nation's food supply for H5N1 bird flu, a rash of dead cats has many officials on edge.

From pet cats in Los Angeles County and Oregon to captive wild cats in Washington and Colorado, dozens of felines have died as a result of consuming H5N1-infected raw pet ...Read more

Dear Cathy,

I read your advice, "Preparing Feral Cats for Winter." While our country is riddled with invasive species of plants, animals, and insects, feral cats are also invasive, invading the limited habitats of today's urban and rural landscapes.

The article mentions you as a "pet expert," yet you seem to lack significant knowledge about ...Read more

When most people think about vaccines, they typically think about humans: Experts warn that when large numbers of people are unvaccinated, it can lead to severe consequences, including disease outbreaks and higher rates of illness and death, particularly among the most vulnerable. The economic costs to society can also be substantial.

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The start of every year brings a list of resolutions to live better and healthier lives. Here are eight achievable new year resolutions for you and your dogs.

Go on regular walks with your dog. Fitness is important for both dogs and people! Obesity is the number one preventable health issue in dogs today. The exercise recommended most to ...Read more

It’s been said that it’s easier to buy a firearm than to adopt a rescue animal in this country.

Once your internet search has steered you to a pup who pinches your heart, congratulations! You’ve found The One. Now get ready to be questioned.

The vetting may include lengthy application forms, in-home visits and intense competition from ...Read more

Dear Cathy,

I just recently rescued/adopted a full breed Pomeranian male puppy at five months old. He’s great! I’ve only had West Highland Terriers and I’m absolutely fascinated by the differences. He’s trained to use a wee wee pad and it’s going great. He’s the perfect dog for an apartment.

My problem is, I can’t get him to go ...Read more

BOULDER, Colo. — Ruffian the champion show cat reclined on a fur pillow wearing tiny protective goggles to shield his eyes from the laser therapy being used to treat his inflamed joints.

Veterinary physiotherapist Kerry Kilgannon hovered a laser wand over Ruffian’s hips one December morning while using a dangling cat treat to bribe the ...Read more

Sometimes, hitting the road means traveling with your pets.

The American Kennel Club suggests the following tips ensuring the journey goes smoothly.

Carry the correct paperwork. Especially for long trips, it’s important to keep certain documents on hand, including a recent photo of your dog and a copy of their health records that lists ...Read more

Dear Cathy,

I got a two-year-old Shi Tzu from a private party. I wanted a lap dog, but she hides under my recliner. She will come for treats and follow me around the house but mainly stays under the chair. I got her a crate, but she only goes in to get a toy or a treat. I covered it with a blanket, but that didn't help. I did find out they ...Read more