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(BPT) - Water is an essential nutrient for humans — and it’s the same for our pets as well. Cat owners might not know that felines are inefficient at drinking fluids compared to dogs or other pets, which can lead to dehydration or other issues.
(BPT) - If you’re like 68% of dog owners, your pup has become even more of an emotional companion during the pandemic. You love your pup so you’ve stayed on top of tick and flea medication and are trying to remain diligent in scheduling annual exams with your veterinarian. But even great dog…
(BPT) - Learn more about offerings from the new ACANA Cat line, including four new recipes and three enhanced recipes, crafted in ACANA’s Kentucky kitchen with fresh regional ingredients and real meat as the first ingredient. For more information, visit https://acana.com/en_US/acana-for_cats.html.
(BPT) - Pets are family. They provide unconditional love and support. Unfortunately, many crucial resources for victims of domestic abuse don’t factor in their pets, creating a heartbreaking dilemma: Stay in an abusive situation, or leave a pet behind. That's why Purina partnered with RedRov…
(BPT) - With the country beginning to reopen, don’t forget about your pet. While you return to your favorite summer activities including hiking and swimming with your dogs, it is important to be aware of a few things first. Senior Technical Services Veterinarian at Bayer Animal Health, Dr. Z…
(BPT) - With more of us spending time at home over the last few months, you’re probably noticing every bit of dust, pet hair and dirt accumulating on the floor and in nooks and crannies. And it’s harder than ever to keep up with regular cleaning while the whole family is together inside.
(BPT) - Pets helped us cope with the pandemic by easing stress, fighting depression and loneliness, giving us reasons to exercise and play, and just being great companions. Now that stay-at-home orders are lifting, America’s pet care community is sharing an infographic to help people transit…
(NAPSI)—Can you picture a member of your family attacking a mail carrier? Of course, you couldn’t, but it happened 5,803 times last year across the nation. Dearborn, MI, Letter Carrier Tameka Toliver recalls being pinned on a porch by a dog that bit her above her knee. “It happened so fast,…
ROCK SPRINGS — Every animal deserves a safe and loving home, but sometimes that takes a little something extra, and that something extra could be you, according to a press release. The Red Desert Humane Society is looking for foster homes for animals.
Red, a 5-year-old female pit bull, is the Green River Animal Control Pet of the Week. She is spayed and loves attention and people, staff said. To adopt her, visit the Green River Animal Shelter, 80 E. Teton. Shelter hours are 2-4 p.m. Monday through Sunday.
Little Red, a Laramie pit bull with a nationwide following, died three months ago.
GREEN RIVER — The Green River Animal Shelter’s annual pet food drive in May netted about 1,900 pounds of pet food and supplies, which were delivered to the Food Bank of Sweetwater County.
ROCK SPRINGS: Mittens, a 6- to 7-month-old male domestic shorthair cat, is the Rock Springs Animal Control Pet of the Week. He is shy but loving, staff said. Mittens is neutered and current on vaccines. To adopt him, visit Rock Springs Animal Control, 848 W. Center. Its Hours are noon to 5 p…
Iris, a female domestic medium hair kitten, is the Green River Animal Control Pet of the Week. She loves everyone and is great with other cats, staff said. Iris is a happy girl who loves to run and play. She is also house-trained. To meet her, visit the Green River Animal Shelter, 80 E. Teto…
A male white-and-gray Shih Tzu and terrier mix is the Green River Animal Control Pet of the Week. He seems friendly, staff said. To adopt him, visit Green River Animal Shelter, 80 E. Teton. Shelter hours are 2-4 p.m. Monday through Sunday.
