Speaking of Pets with host Mindy Norton is for people who care about pets and about humane treatment for animals in general, and who want to celebrate that special relationship between us and our animal companions.
Thinking about getting a cat as a pet? You need to stop by the cat show, where you can see beautiful representatives of many different breeds and talk to their owners to find out which one would be best for you!
If you have had the flu, you know how bad you feel. You also know it can easily turn into something more serious (such as pneumonia) if you don't take care of yourself. Canine influenza can be just as dangerous for your dog - maybe even more so because your pet probably has no natural immunity to it!
Being overweight is just as bad for your pet as it is for you, and for all the same reasons - it puts a strain on an animal's joints, heart and liver; it increases the risk of diabetes and other diseases; and it shortens an animal's life. A chubby pet may be more cuddly, but a trim pet will probably be healthier and live longer.
Parade, pets - who could resist? The Beverly Hills Pet Care Foundation is hoping everyone takes notice and gets the message to adopt a homeless pet, and to have all pets spayed or neutered!
If you're traveling during the holidays, one of the first decisions is what to do with your pet. You can take it with you, board it, or have someone come to your home to care for it. Once you decide what's best for you and your best friend, you can relax knowing both of you will have a good holiday.
'Tis the season to deck the halls with boughs of holly and lots of other pretty things that we enjoy; but our pets may see the decorations as potential toys.
A lot of us really enjoy the Thanksgiving tradition of good food shared with our loved ones, but this holiday maybe we shouldn't share quite so much with our four-footed family members.
National Animal Shelter and Rescue Appreciation Week may be ending today, but any time is a great time to thank those who take care of homeless pets and try to find them good homes!
Many pet owners will often risk their lives rather than abandon their animal companions, but right decisions made early could help to keep everyone safe - whether they have two legs or four.
Coming home means having a sense of belonging that lets you know you're in the right place. And what could be more right for a radio listener than Alabama Public Radio?