
When the bills rack up, these resources have your back.
Learn who to call for pet emergencies, how to know when a pet injury is an emergency, and other urgent care advice to help in a pinch.
When the bills rack up, these resources have your back.
As a pet parent, the best thing you can do is be nice.
You thought it was a hairball, but nothing’s coming up…
Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 24 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.
The veterinarian on helping out, making a difference, and the finer things in life (mostly dogs and music).
Veterinarian Dr. John Iovino on when it’s no big deal and when you should worry.
The Wildest Collective veterinarian Dr. John Iovino shares his top safety tips.
From performing CPR to preventing shock, three vets break down everything you need to know to help your cat in an emergency.
Two veterinarians’ pro tips for preventing your cat from picking up ticks (and how to remove them if it’s too late for that).
You aren’t the only one getting way too high from edibles. A study published on 4/20 found an uptick in cannabis poisonings in pets.
We promise not to send you garbage that turns your inbox into a litter box. Just our latest tips and support for your pet.
Cats can be hard to read. Especially when they’re sick. Or…not sick? We asked a veterinarian how to tell.
Be a good neighbor and learn to spot the signs of frostbite in community cats.
Sharing isn’t always caring. Keep your cat safe by keeping these human snack staples to yourself.
“Cats don’t pant to cool off like dogs do.” Unless your pet is catching their breath after doing the zoomies, Dr. Gary Weitzman says it could be cause for concern.
Lay the groundwork for quick, low-stress treatment.
Dr. Alycia Washington breaks down when you should worry if your cat is throwing up.