Frequent door knocks, costumes covering faces, new people and walking in the dark are all possible safety issues to consider for dogs during Halloween.
Celebrating Vet Techs who are the backbone of any vet practice. Skilled professionals who assist veterinarians in various aspects of animal healthcare.
September brings crisp autumn air, fresh school supplies, and a sudden return to busy fall routines. But while the human household transitions back to work, school, and after-school sports, our dogs are left sitting in a quiet living room wondering one thing: Where did everyone go? After a summer filled with constant backyard games, family road trips, and endless attention, the sudden shift to empty houses and long, quiet hours can leave dogs feeling confused,
Does your dog look at you with those “I’m bored!” eyes? Or perhaps you’ve noticed a little too much napping and not enough engagement? They are showing you that they need some enrichment added to their daily routine! This is why DOGTV celebrates Canine Enrichment Month in September every year! Enrichment isn’t just a fancy word; it’s the secret ingredient to a happy, well-adjusted dog, especially for playful puppies, wise seniors, or dogs prone to
Some trips change your perspective. Others change your heart. When I boarded my flight to Costa Rica, I thought I was traveling to document a group of dedicated veterinary professionals providing care to animals in remote communities. I expected to film surgeries, observe busy wellness clinics, and capture the incredible work of the Pets Rule Care Project. What I didn’t expect was to witness a depth of compassion, resilience, heartbreak, and hope that I will
Meet Wings of Rescue, the Volunteer Pilots Giving At-Risk Pups a Second Chance Somewhere in a shelter right now, a perfectly lovable dog is running out of time. Not because they aren’t adorable, smart, or ready to be someone’s best friend, but simply because the people who would love them most don’t know they exist yet. That’s the gap Wings of Rescue was built to bridge. And their solution? Take to the skies! What Is
Episode 126 of the Pets Add Life Podcast drops today (Tuesday, July 21, 2026) and is part of the weekly series released every Tuesday by the American Pet Products Association (APPA) and DOGTV. Are Shelter Pets More Likely to Have Behavioral Problems? No. According to animal welfare experts Kasey Davidson of the Humane Society of North Texas and April Huntsman of Adopt a Pet, most animals enter shelters because of changes in human circumstances rather
We get it, leaving your dog behind while you travel is one of the hardest parts of being a pet parent. That guilty feeling, the worry about how they’re doing, and the endless search for trustworthy care. That’s why we’re excited to shine a spotlight on PetSmart PetsHotel, a reliable boarding option that takes the stress out of travel for both you and your pup. Whether you’re heading out for a weekend getaway or a
When we think of a stressed-out pet, we usually imagine a shaking dog hiding under the bed during a thunderstorm. But our feline companions experience anxiety just like dogs and humans do. The big difference? Cats are masters of disguise. Too often, a cat’s cry for help is misinterpretation as a “personality quirk,” a sudden litter box issue, or general “naughtiness.” For the grand finale of our Pet Anxiety Awareness Month series, we sat down
When we think of an anxious dog, we usually picture a pup trembling under the bed during a July 4th fireworks display or crying frantically at the front door when left alone. These are clear responses to specific triggers. But what happens when a dog’s anxiety doesn’t have an obvious “off switch”? If your dog always seems to be on high alert, jumpy, or unable to fully settle even in a quiet room, they might
