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Conservation Canines

by Victoria Schade
Dogs are well known for their ability to detect everything from explosives to missing persons to contraband, but a program at the University of Washington uses dogs’ keen sense of…
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Vet Crews Help Pets Hurt in Texas Blast

by Petside Team
Groups work to help misplaced and injured animals in West, Texas, Tessa the blind dog gets a "date" with Carrie Ann Inaba's dog, sea lion strandings stump scientists and more…
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Top 10 Pet Insurance Claims

by Petside Team
Ever wonder what's ailing the other pets in your vet's waiting room? Veterinary Pet Insurance explains why certain conditions made its 2012 most common claims list.
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Mixed Mutts Healthier Than Purebreds? No

by Petside Team
Forget conventional wisdom, new studies show designer hybrids and mixed breed dogs may not be healthier than their pedigreed cousins.
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Do Your Pets Ride Loose in Your Car?

by Petside Team
When you're traveling with dogs in the car, securing your pet can be a hassle to you and your animal. Here's why Dr. Becker recommends doing it anyway.
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Mobile Vets Under Fire

by Jo Singer
Unless an amendment is passed to the Controlled Substance Act, veterinarians may no longer offer complete and appropriate care to their patients. 
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Smallest Cat Breed Is Only 4-7lbs

by Petside Team
The Singapura cat is a small ball of energy who is well suited to many types of loving homes. Learn all about Singapura breeders, adoption, health, grooming, and more.
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Pets or People Better Partners?

by Petside Team
Are you sick of the dating world? Dr. Patty Khuly gives her views on what makes dogs and cats better than humans for companionship.
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17-Year Cicadas Are Back!

by Petside Team
If you live in the Northeast, soon you'll hear the drone of periodical cicadas. They've been underground for 17 years, but are back and looking for mates.
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