Maybe so—but not toxic like your ex-best friend is toxic.
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Get tips on pet-proofing your digs, keeping them warm (or cool) through the seasons, and avoiding all the toxic stuff…like toys, plants, and everything else they try to eat.
Droughts are causing destruction from wildfires in California to a brush fire in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park.
Find out what you can and can’t plant in your garden.
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Why Does My Cat Eat Grass?
And should they?
They make your lawn look picture-perfect, but keep your cat away. Here’s why.
They’re pretty to look at, but can your cat be an admirer?
Everything we know about this viral story and the product behind it.
If you receive this flower in a bouquet, keep it away from your cat.
If your kitty is poking exploring your garden, this flower isn’t much of a danger. Here’s why.
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As scorching, long-lasting temperatures become the new normal, here’s how to help keep your pets cool and healthy.
Nearly 40 domestic cats have been infected with bird flu—two of which have never been outside.
August and September are the most active months for rabid bats. Here’s how to keep your pet safe.
Pre-flight cuddles are OK, but the carrier is safest for your pal the rest of the trip. Here’s why.
If your mental health is causing you to neglect your pet, find them immediate care while you get help.
The real question is: Should you?
You’ve gotta love sunflower season—here’s why your cat can, too.
Unpacking the research on whether PFAs pose a health risk to our besties.
Can Cats Sweat?
They definitely seem to get a good workout with that feather toy they’re obsessed with.
And the signs to look out for if you’re concerned.
Find out how to buy truly cruelty-free products.
The East Coast just had a rare earthquake. A vet breaks down what to include in an emergency go-bag for your pet in times like this.
They’re cute in the garden, not so much for your cat. Here’s why.
It’s not always as simple as removing the stinger. Find out everything you need to know.
Five different pet foods have been contaminated.
A VCA Animal Hospital expert explains everything you need to know about preparing for a natural disaster.
Adventure cats, beware: This plant can be seriously dangerous.
You need to be extra careful if your dog or cat is your gardening assistant.
As the temps rise, it becomes extremely risky for your pet’s health.
Holy Stranger Things! (But calm down; it’s not nearly that bad.)
And how to make sure your kitty’s is up to date if they already have one.
It’s the unofficial start of summer, and you don’t want to spend it at the emergency vet.
From ticks-borne disease to nasty parasites, these areas have seen the most dog and cat illnesses.
This Mother’s Day, keep these flowers far away from your cat.