At-risk shelter dogs have been getting a second chance on life throughout the United States since the 1970's. Thanks to regional programs working alongside the institutions, these dogs are scooped up and hauled off to literally - once in a lifetime opportunities. They are...
Pet wellness is a new and growing concept. Pet parents are becoming more aware that the particularity of their care makes a big difference in the quality and longevity of their pets’ lives. The flip side of this is there’s an epidemic of poor pet health underway. One study found a 900 percent increase in diabetes among dogs, another demonstrated that breeds of dogs who formerly had a life expectancy of 17 years now live between 9 and 10 years on average. One out of every two dogs and one out of every five cats will get cancer. Research has found the primary culprit in lack of pet wellness is diet. A revolution is occurring in pet food, incorporating more fresh foods and less processing in pet feed.
