Ask the Pet Vet: September 21
Dr. Helen Rudnick answers questions from viewers about pets.
Dr. Helen Rudnick answers questions from viewers about pets.
Pet of the Week: Sapphire
Lauralei Combs with Austin Animal Center introduces us to a pet looking for a forever home.
Lauralei Combs with Austin Animal Center introduces us to a pet looking for a forever home.
Strut Your Mutt
Strut Your Mutt returns for another year and with it a Texas sized super adoption will be held to help local shelter pets displaced by Hurricane Harvey find new homes. Mary Heerwald with Austin Pets Alive! has all the details.
Strut Your Mutt returns for another year and with it a Texas sized super adoption will be held to help local shelter pets displaced by Hurricane Harvey find new homes. Mary Heerwald with Austin Pets Alive! has all the details.
Ask the Pet Vet: September 14
Dr. Helen Rudnick answers questions from viewers about pets.
Dr. Helen Rudnick answers questions from viewers about pets.
Pet of the Week: Cane
Prima Mosi from PAWS of Austin introduces us to a dog rescued during Hurricane Harvey.
Prima Mosi from PAWS of Austin introduces us to a dog rescued during Hurricane Harvey.
Ask the Pet Vet: September 7
Dr. Erin Homburg answers questions from viewers about their pets.
Dr. Erin Homburg answers questions from viewers about their pets.
Ask the Pet Vet: December 29
Dr. Erin Homburg brings along a special guest as she answers questions from viewers about pets.
Dr. Erin Homburg brings along a special guest as she answers questions from viewers about pets.
Study shows dogs don't like hugs
New data shows that hugging your dog raises its stress and anxiety levels, according to University of British Columbia psychology professor Stanley Coren. Dogs are designed for swift running, according to Professor Coren. He said in times of stress or threat the first line of defense that a dog uses is not their teeth, but their ability to run away. Behaviorists believe not allowing a dog to...
New data shows that hugging your dog raises its stress and anxiety levels, according to University of British Columbia psychology professor Stanley Coren. Dogs are designed for swift running, according to Professor Coren. He said in times of stress or threat the first line of defense that a dog uses is not their teeth, but their ability to run away. Behaviorists believe not allowing a dog to...