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Saving Our Pets When Disaster Strikes
It’s 3 a.m. and a raging forest fire is heading your way. Firefighters hammer your door and tell you to evacuate NOW! Do you have
October 4, 2020
It’s 3 a.m. and a raging forest fire is heading your way. Firefighters hammer your door and tell you to evacuate NOW! Do you have
If you enjoy using a diffuser to disperse essential oils in your home, you may not have considered the effect on your pet. Though you
Christine Parker, the trainer and owner of Manners for your Mutts in Medford, has suggestions for what types of dog breeds do well with certain
While these cute little fur babies may seem ideal for a child’s first pet, guinea pig enthusiasts admit they may require more time and effort
Dr. Liana Barron with All Creatures Animal Hospital in Eagle Point says, “The signals that your pet may be in danger are lack of appetite,
We all want our furry friends to live a long and healthy lives. As a responsible pet owner, it’s important to remember your pet’s weight
How many lives can pet fostering save? “I don’t have an exact number, but I can tell you that almost all of the pets we
Like just about everything, raising chickens has its pros and cons. We asked a couple of local chicken owners, Andy Pyle of Ashland and Aaron
You know that look. With a sidelong glance and flick of his tail, your cat sniffs his food, turns up his nose and saunters away.
When your pet needs a bath, it may seem easier to drop Toby off at the groomer’s and let a pro deal with the hairy
Lisa Monical, owner of the Groomery in Medford, says skunk spray is extremely oily, which is why many of the most well-known remedies like tomato
(CNN) — Caroline Gresham and her family have been thinking about adding a new member to their family for a couple of years. So her
Outdoor enthusiasts often love exploring nature with their dog. If you’re like many pet parents, there’s nothing better than seeing your dog’s bright, happy eyes
Autism. It’s never a word you want your child’s doctor to use. It’s a diagnosis that causes gut-wrenching fear, confusion and a flood of questions.
If you’re reading this, it probably means you have a soft spot for animals. If so, it will break your heart to know that according
There are relatively few diseases that animals and humans share but as with people, diabetes in dogs and cats can lead to serious health problems,
We often worry about our pet’s separation anxiety when we leave them alone, but what about our anxiety when leaving our beloved fur babies in
Puppy parents are often swept up in the joy of having a new dog: cuddles on the couch, puppy kisses, walks around the neighborhood and
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