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Healthy Dog Treats

The primary benefit of creating a homecooked meal for your dog is that you can control the quality of the ingredients.
Harrison Forbes Helps DeGeneres Fight Back

Now that the fur has stopped flying in the Ellen DeGeneres dog adoption fiasco, PetSide.com spoke with animal expert Harrison Forbes.
A Dog's Eye (and Ear, and Nose) View

You and your dog may live in the same world, but the world you experience is very different. That's because we have evolved to eat different things and find our food in different ways--even if today, most of our food comes from the grocery store.
Alternative Medicine for Pets

Alternative veterinary treatments such as acupuncture and homeopathy are all the rage. Sure, these treatments sound fascinating, but it’s natural to be somewhat skeptical. After all, we don’t want to subject our precious pets to experimental medicine. So, we talked to two veterinarians and a pet owner to learn more about homeopathy and what it can do for your pet.
Golden Years: Caring for Your Aging Pet

The day Machon Thomas's beloved rat terrier Tipsy defecated on her living room floor is one she will never forget. The two had been companions for 10 happy years and Tipsy had never had an accident. Thomas, a dog owner since childhood, knew something was wrong. "I took Tipsy to the vet and discovered she was suffering from arthritis," says the Houston-based R.N. "It was quite a shock." And it was the first sign that her beloved shelter dog was beginning to age.
Acupuncture for Pets

At first Lisa Cohen chalked up her cat Topaz's lethargy to laziness. It took a friend's intervention before she began to notice changes in his behavior. "My friend looked at Topaz and noticed his head was hanging," says Cohen. The incident spurred Cohen to schedule an appointment with her veterinarian. She was horrified to learn that Topaz's kidneys were malfunctioning.
Healthy Holiday Treats for Your Dog

Our dogs are no longer animals that spend all day and all night out in the backyard; today, our pets are family. Our dogs are our confidants; our jogging partners; and even help us feel more secure in this tumultuous world. It just makes sense that we share our holiday celebrations with them.
Tips for Living with Multiple Cats

Cats are essentially independent and territorial animals, but quite often they can enjoy the companionship of another cat. It is advisable to start with two at the same time, as introducing a new cat into an established cat's home takes extra time and care. If you think you're ready to take on the pack, there are ways to prepare for a multiple-cat household.
How to Socialize Your Dog

You've been working yourself to the bone taking care of your new canine companion: feeding him just the right foods, teaching him when and where to potty, and doing everything else you can think of to get him off to a good start. But there's one task that you might have overlooked: socializing your dog.
Easing Canine Separation Anxiety

Dogs are popular family pets because they are extremely social, closely bonded to their human pack, and faithful. However, these same characteristics contribute to a very typical behavioral problem: separation anxiety. Read on for tips on easing canine seperation anxiety and helping your dog feel confident and comfortable when alone.
When Your Guests are Allergic

The Asthma Center estimates that between 3 to 10 percent of Americans are allergic to pets. The symptoms can range from mild sneezing to severe asthma. The odds are good that at some point, you will invite someone over to your home - a date, a beloved relative, or a colleague - who is allergic to your pet. There are things that you, as a good host, can do to alleviate their distress.
When Cats Kill

It's as natural for a cat to kill as it is for one to purr. But what do you do about a feline who catches and brings home every bird and mouse in the neighborhood? Read on for a short history on cats' hunting skills and how to keep modern felines happy by mimicking their natural tendency to hunt.
Table Manners: Is it Safe to Share?

Sitting down to share a meal is one of the strongest ways to bond with your family. However, there are several factors to consider before inviting your furry family to join in this ritual. Health and behavior can be promoted - or compromised - based on the choices you make.
Top 10 Mascots of the 2009 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament #7 - #5

Petside.com picks the top 10 Mascots of the 2009 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
Top 10 Mascots of the 2009 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament #4 - #2

Petside.com picks the top 10 Mascots of the 2009 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
Top 10 Mascots of the 2009 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament #1

Petside.com picks the top 10 mascots of the 2009 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
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Pet Safe Holiday Parties

The party is at your house but what do you do to keep your pets safe during the festivities?
DNA Testing - Guess the Breed - Sambuca 2

Did you guess all the breeds that were found through doggie DNA testing?
Q: Do Dogs Get Bored of the Same Food?

Is it a good idea to change dry dog food every so often to combat boredom or is it better to feed the same dry dog food all of their life?