If you are a cat lover you probably brush your cats, take them to the vet for checkups and maybe even clip their nails. But brushing your cat's teeth can be a challenge

Good dental hygiene is an important part of taking good care of you. It's also important for our pets. Poor dental hygiene in cats and dogs can lead to gum disease, tooth loss, infections and bad breath.

During the summer, lots of us have yard sales. But before you slap a price tag on your old stuff, think about donating it to your local animal shelter. Here are a few things you might want to get rid of that your local shelter might find useful.

If you are a pet parent, you know protection against parasites is a part of life. Intestinal parasites can infect your pets, you and your kids. Lisa Chelenza has several ideas to help you keep your entire family parasite free in this edition of Pet Pointers.

Our dog Ernie was found wandering the streets, cold, hungry, in need of medical attention and a bath when he was brought to a city animal shelter. Today we'll talk about the benefits of adopting from a shelter.

By now we've all heard about Lyme disease but you're still not sure how it affects you and your pet. Here’s what pet parents should know about Lyme disease.

A rubber band around your wrist can be uncomfortable. Just imagine if it were around your neck. Today we'll talk about a perfect fit for your dog's collar and some common sense tips to keep them more comfortable in this edition of Pet Pointers.

We've all seen dogs who we judge in our minds as good or bad. What makes a good dog is simply training. Today we'll meet a "good dog" and learn more about the merits of obedience training in this edition of Pet Pointers.

Every year there are hundreds of cases of animal hoarding in the United States. Hoarders are often people with good intentions and love animals. They also can't say "no" to one more animal they think needs to be rescued.

Pet over population is a serious problem world wide and America's shelters are full. You can help by becoming a foster family for a pet waiting to be adopted. Today we'll meet a woman who has fostered and found homes for dozens of cats.

Relocating can be an unexpected adventure. Whether you are moving across the country or to a new country, your pets are part of your family and taking them with you is what they would expect you to do.

Americans spent nearly $40 billion on their pets last year on everything from basic food to luxury beds and colorful collars. One company is bringing the latest doggy accessories to you so you can shop for your pampered pooch in the comfort of your own home.

Cat lovers know it's a challenge to keep your cats from scratching, and that can take a toll on your furniture. Lisa Chelenza discusses one option available that might help.

We all know to never give our pets any drugs unless directed by our vet, but there are some things you should have in your home's medicine cabinet. Today, Lisa Chelenza tells us what over the counter remedies you should have around the house in case of a pet related emergency.

It's not uncommon for kids to beg for a bunny this time of year. But every year a few weeks after Easter many of those rabbits are given up to shelters or abandoned. Today, the responsibilities of caring for a rabbit and alternatives to giving in.