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Are you considering adopting a goldfish? Our Goldfish Care Guide will help you make the right choices with tips on how to care for your pet goldfish.

We are very excited to announce the beta launch of what we hope will help every pet owner out there with our VetBabble Health...

This South African breed is stunning to look at, very intelligent and not for the inexperienced dog owner.

With planning and the right equipment - travelling with a dog can be easy. Hit the road confident using the dog travel tips from the team at VetBabble.

We take a look at the importance of proper dental care for your cat and share some tips to help ensure their mouth stays clean and healthy.

Luckily for us, dogs brains are very similar to humans and the part of the brain that controls the experience of emotions is certainly present in dogs.

The ultimate small-space pet, the Chihuahua is big on personality in contrast to its tiny stature.

Dogs can be extremely stealthy and fast when they find something that looks enticing to eat. Sometimes you can get to them fast enough...

By understanding what guinea pigs eat in the wild, it unlocks what to give your pet pig for a healthy diet.

The critical puppy socialization period between 3 - 12 weeks of age is a time of rapid learning. A recent study notes the difference between puppies from pet shops and breeders and the behavioral impact of poor socialization.

Allergic reactions are fairly common in dogs! It can be very scary to see your dog may be having an allergic reaction and often...

Bloat in dogs is a common and often fatal emergency. There are ways to reduce the risk and recognizing the symptoms early could save your dogs life.

Making your own pet treats can be very easy and inexpensive. Using just one recipe as a base you can experiment with what works for you and your pet using only healthy and natural ingredients.

Biting flies hassling our dogs can seem like a difficult problem to solve. Learn some simple strategies to get rid of those pesky flies for good.

"Dominance" can be a buzz word among dog owners, and it can make you worry about making sure you are seen as the "top dog" in your household. The reality is that "dominance behaviors" are a bit of a myth.