Traveling with pets during the holidays can be stressful, but it’s often better than leaving them at home. Many people don’t realize that pets get very anxious when their owners leave, so taking them with you is an excellent idea. Check out these tips on how to safely travel with your pets during the holidays.

Osteoarthritis is a common condition found in both dogs and cats, though it is more common in dogs, affecting about 25 percent of the population. Arthritis is a lifelong condition that affects joint function, though there are treatments that can mitigate the problem if applied early enough. Learn why early recognition of canine osteoarthritis is important.

Pet owners rarely stop to think about what would happen if they needed to board their pet in an emergency. Unfortunately, it happens more often than most people would like. Some reasons for emergency pet boarding are positive, like a last-minute vacation or a fun work trip.

But many times, emergency pet boarding happens for less happy reasons, like surprise visits to the emergency room or a fire. Make sure you bring these five things when boarding your pet last minute.

No pet owner wants to think about their beloved pet getting injured, but it’s better to be prepared than caught off guard. If your dog or cat needs to visit the emergency hospital, you’ll be responsible for getting them there safely. Follow these tips for transporting an injured pet in an emergency.

Urinary problems are some of pet owners’ least favorite reasons to visit the veterinarian. Not only can it mean having a pet who’s in pain, but it sometimes means finding your pet’s urine in an unusual place. Here’s how to know if your cat has a urinary tract infection and what to do.