Mild winter means more trouble fleas, ticks bi13750560 Charlie the dog waits and watches as owner, Peoria veterinarian Dr. Scott Demanes, retrieves a treat for at Demanes Animal Hospital on Thursday. Demanes has seen a higher incidence of ticks and fleas for time of year, he attributes to the milder weather

Dog from Gratiot shelter has Parvo virus bi13750560 After adopting a puppy from the Gratiot County Animal Shelter that he saw on puppyfinder.com, East Lansing resident Kevin Oberle noticed dog was sick

Dog rescue group could be out El Monte unless city reverses ruling bi13750560 EL MONTE - A local dog rescue organization might have to pack up and leave after the city denied a business license and permit

More than 200 rally to protest treatment of animals at Niagara SPCA bi13750560 TOWN OF NIAGARA ? Amid chants and the loud sounds of honking horns from traffic driving by, about 300 animal advocates lined Lockport Road on Saturday to protest conditions at the SPCA of Niagara shelter

Dog from Gratiot shelter has Parvo virus bi13750560 After adopting a puppy from the Gratiot County Animal Shelter that he saw on puppyfinder.com, East Lansing resident Kevin Oberle noticed dog was sick

Veterinary Q&A: Human meds can be toxic for pets bi13750560 Dr. Joe Musielak, an emergency-care veterinarian at Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital Snohomish, says there an emerging class of toxins: consumption of human medications by pets, especially pain meds. (Dr. Joe, as he prefers to be called, pictured right Basil, owned by Pilchuck vet tech Risa Hill.) He answers week's questions

Pet clinic for homeless moving to new site bi13750560 The St. Francis House Pet Care Clinic on Feb. 1 start operating at the former site of a dog grooming business at 501 SE 2nd St. downtown Gainesville that known for red color

Spay Day Sacramento Accepting Applicants bi13750560 Financially strapped dog and cat owners can get pets spayed for $15 per cat and $20 per dog beginning Saturday, January 21

Veterinary Q&A: Chocolate, rat poison, slug bait, marijuana and antifreeze ar bi13750560 Dr. Joe Musielak, an emergency-care vet at Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital Snohomish, says five dog and cat toxins are most commonly seen our area: chocolate, rat poison, slug bait, marijuana and antifreeze. (Dr. Joe, as he prefers to be called, pictured right Basil, owned by Pilchuck vet tech Risa Hill.)..

Animal advocates wary of euthanasia legislation bi13750560 Specter of 2008 killing of 80 dogs Berks lingers. It may be 2012, but it's legal Pennsylvania for a shelter operator to put a dog a chamber, fill carbon monoxide and wait the animal asphyxiated

Caring for Your Aging Pet bi13750560 There are things you can do to help your animals live long, happy lives they?re you

Veterinary Q&A: Human meds can be toxic for pets bi13750560 Dr. Joe Musielak, an emergency-care veterinarian at Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital Snohomish, says there an emerging class of toxins: consumption of human medications by pets, especially pain meds. (Dr. Joe, as he prefers to be called, pictured right Basil, owned by Pilchuck vet tech Risa Hill.) He answers week's questions

It's New Year's Eve N.C.: Drop the pickle! bi13750560 North Carolina residents are welcoming Baby New Year on Saturday by dropping a pickle, an acorn and a flea

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