More than 75% of dogs – and almost 70% of cats – develop signs of gum disease by the time they’re three. But you can do something about it.
Dr. Mina Abdelmalek talks about his passion for helping pets and the people who love them.
If the pet you love shows signs of separation anxiety during COVID-19, what can you do?
From a puppy party to a feline fiesta, learn all the ways to let your pet know you care. It’s time to celebrate your pet’s birthday (or any special day) in style.
Get to know the unique challenges our older pets face and how you can help keep them moving for years to come.
Knowing more about these vaccines can help you keep the pet you love healthy and happy.
Safe, high quality petcare feels especially important now. So if the pet you love needs some vet love, our teams are here for you.
Have walks with your pup begun to feel a little stale? We explore how to make walks more fun and exciting for you both every day.
Here’s something that won’t surprise you much: Banfield’s Dr. Sarah Kuhlo, DVM RDCS, really likes animals. Dogs, cats, horses… definitely horses.
Is your indoor kitty ready for an outdoor adventure? Learn how to safely introduce your furry explorer to a whole new world.
Dr. Heidi Cooley, who works on Banfield’s client experience and advocacy team, writes about how rewarding it is when veterinarians build great relationships with clients.
Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate moms – and for some pet lovers, it’s just not a holiday if our animal friends aren’t part of the fun...
Even if you’ve been practicing downward dog for decades, you might not be aware that yoga with dogs is undoubtedly a thing… but could it be your thing?
Dogs show kindness in many ways, and so do cats. But how about elephants, apes, and whales? Yep, you guessed it.
Pets and kids. Could there be a better combination? It’s cuteness and playfulness and optimism. It’s discovery and hope and fun. Check it out.
This month, the Banfield Foundation launched part one of a two-part, $500,000 COVID-19 Respond and Rebuild Grant program.
Find out why veterinary medicine is considered an “essential” service during COVID-19, and how that might affect people like you and the pets you love.
Grab the ball. Throw the ball. Do it again and again. This is fetch, and it's going to be awesome.
Throughout the month of April, every single PIN Pad donation you make during check-out will support the foundation’s COVID-19 response.
Social distancing, sheltering-in-place, self-quarantining… c’mon, seriously, none of it is any fun. But wait, there’s a bright side: Pet-togethering!
Vet Chat provides a smart, convenient, and helpful way to get advice when you need it, and the positive feedback has been rolling in.
You and your pet are home a lot more now (all day, for many of you), you’re together, and that means now is the perfect time to play.
We're all spending more time at home right now, and which makes it a good time curl up with your furry friend by your side and watch something that entertains.
If your dogs are like our dogs, nothing lights up their eyes like the magic T-word. We've got great tips, and you don't even have to beg for them.
Let’s all take a moment to honor the four-legged soldiers who serve alongside the men and women of the U.S. Armed forces.
Jo Ann came to Banfield after working for more than 20 years as a veterinarian and in academia. We asked her to tell us about her job, her hobbies, and what she might be doing for work if she weren’t a veterinarian. It was awesome.
Spring is almost here (we're optimists!), and it’s the season to shake things up and get moving. Especially for your dog, Whether they’re big and bold, small and curious, or somewhere in between, they’re ready roll.
This is the place to be for people who love pets. People who welcome wet-nose-wake-up-calls on cold and rainy days. People who watch live feeds of their dog at daycare and never miss a chance to play hide-and-seek with their cat...