Charlie Powell

In Australia, a study has been published by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) stating that domestic cats and dogs, “ … were responsible for over half (53%) of all injury hospitalizations related to contact with animals in 2021-22.”

Pet owners know that feeling of dread when they are planning a vacation around spring break but they don't know what to do with the animal.

Intermittent warming weather encourages people to increase their outdoor activities and their pets accompany them.

There's a lot of news coming out about the H5N1 virus known to cause avian influenza or bird flu. It seems to be jumping to other animal species, not just birds.

In the vast majority of jurisdictions in this country, animals can be shot and killed by their owners so long as they obey all other laws in place.

Growling, teeth-baring dogs tend to scare most people and, as a result, a lot of dog owners want to understand more about canine aggression.

Question true feline aficionados about registered breeds of cats and you may just end up in a fistfight.

Many have noticed — or perhaps used or donated to — any number of free food pantries or miniature roadside libraries. Is it time we did the same for pets?

Ensuring your dog gets cuts cared for while afield all depends on how well an owner prepares for these common injuries.

Ear mites are a common parasite in pets, wildlife and other domestic animals. On very rare occasions they can infect humans, too.