pets

Unvaccinated pets face a higher risk of illness and death from preventable diseases that can have broader implications on society.

Traveling with pets can be difficult, but following the advice of a Texas A&M veterinarian should ensure a happy trip for all.

A Texas A&M University expert shares insights on ensuring your pet’s comfort, navigating regulations and exploring alternatives for stress-free travel.

Hazards from decorations and food abound for pets, but proper planning and safe practices can ensure they have happy holidays.

A veterinary nutritionist says just like people, dogs can start to feel bad with changes in diet or from eating unhealthy foods.

A Texas A&M veterinarian identifies household items that are dangerous for pets and the symptoms to watch out for.

A Texas A&M veterinarian says pets can have a fun and safe Halloween, as long as owners take the right precautions.

Exactly as awful as it sounds, this tummy trouble, mostly found in cats, can result in serious quality-of-life issues if left untreated.

Owners should be mindful of the symptoms of heart disease and discuss irregularities with a veterinarian.

A Texas A&M veterinarian gives tips especially for college students who have committed to pet ownership away from home for the first time.