After You Adopt

The coronavirus pandemic has caused increased anxiety among pet owners. In April, the first cases of positive Covid-19 tests in U.S. domestic pets, in two cats and a dog, were confirmed, along with four tigers and three lions at the Bronx Zoo. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now recommends...

When disaster strikes it’s important to remember every member of your family, including your furry friends.

Scratching is a natural and healthy cat behavior. And while you can’t stop your cat from scratching, here’s some tips on how you can protect your furniture and redirect your feline to more appropriate items, like cat scratchers.

Aimee Gilbreath from Michelson Found Animals gives five tips on how you can help your new pet get acclimated to their new home and family.

These are five things that new pet adopters should consider for the health of their pet, as shared by Aimee Gilbreath of Michelson Found Animals.

These are nine of the most common female dog names, but what do they actually mean? Here is the meaning and origin of some of the most popular female names for your pooch.

These are nine of the most common male dog names, but what do they actually mean? Here is the meaning and origin of some of the most popular male names for your pooch.

Dr. Dennis Woo MD, pediatrician at UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica and Michelson Found Animals offer up some advice for parents bringing home a baby into a household that already has a dog as part of the family.

It’s commonly known that chocolate can be deadly to a dog, but what other foods could be negatively affecting their health? Here are 7 things you shouldn’t feed your dog.

Kibbles for Fido? Nope. These days he’s getting diced chicken with sweet potatoes and spinach. U.S. pet owners are increasingly feeding fresh food to their dogs and cats. Some order pre-proportioned meals of meat and vegetables or frozen raw meat online. Others find them in refrigerators at big retailers like Walmart. Later this spring, Petco...

Have a new kitten? Learn how you can make sure your cat has success with the litter box.

The market is full of pet restraining products, everything from harnesses to carriers, however many labeled “crash tested” are based only on manufacturers’ claims. “No performance standards or test protocols currently exist in the U.S. for pet crates or carriers, and while many pet safety product manufacturers claim to test ...