House Rules Board Game Lounge’s 15th anniversary celebration of Puzzled Pint will take place in downtown Grand Rapids on ...

Jordan Bani-Younes from the Kansas Humane Society brought Invierno and Otoño by KSN News at Noon for Thursday’s Pet Project segment.

When most people think about getting a pet, the common options are dogs, cats, birds etc. But have you ever considered rats?

Pet rats are intelligent, social, and affectionate companions that make wonderful additions to many households. Despite ...

Don't let your dog outside until you've checked your yard for fireworks debris and don't let them go attended near any other yards or on the beach on July 5. It is a very bad idea to let your dog ...

Pet food and supply prices have risen more than 23% since 2021, according to industry watchdogs. The Bay County pet food pantry currently has supplies, but they deplete quickly. Donations are ...

This year, her sister Elaine Bergh is honoring Kelly and her love for animals by collecting pet food for the Rockingham-Harrisonburg SPCA. “She loved animals, even from the time she was little ...

Rat lungworm disease alert for dog owners: Here’s how to keep your backyard safe for your pet TOI Lifestyle Desk / etimes.in / Jun 18, 2025, 09:34 IST ...

Following the launch of our online Pet food diets FAQs – designed to support you in helping pet owners choose healthy, sustainable diets for their cats and dogs – we’ve created a set of exclusive ...

Rats are thin-tailed, medium-sized rodents, and you can find them all over the world. “True rats” belong to the genus Rattus, and around 60 species have been recognized so far, including the ...

Avoid seed mixes as rats tend to pick out the high-calorie seeds they like, and this can lead to obesity. Stale food should be removed. Fresh water should be available at all times in a high-quality ...

Run a motorboat up the Mississippi River in summer, and you’re likely to get smacked in the face by a fish the size of a baseball bat. Silver carp, which exhibit a uniquely frightful jumping behavior ...