On a mid-summer afternoon in Vermont, I find myself with dozens of others waiting for the doors to open at the Humane Society of Chittenden County (HSCC). Adoption hours are set to begin and a small crowd of prospective pet owners are waiting excitedly in hopes of leaving with their new best friend.
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Karin Krisher Senior dogs are cool. When they’re in your family, you love them more than ever, despite the fact that
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In honor of National Reptile Awareness Day (it’s today!) we decided to uncover the truth about some notable reptile myths.
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OK, fair warning: This post is full of cute. Like way too cute. Um, the cutest. Follow these accounts for
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By Karin Krisher Last week we took a look at two popular fatty acid-containing substances: fish oil and coconut oil.
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“…no animal is more difficult to tame than the young of the wild rabbit; scarcely any animal is tamer than
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By Karin Krisher We have big news, folks. OK, for us it’s pretty big news. The American Veterinary Medical Association
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By Darcie Mumley We just returned from the Bark World expo in Atlanta, GA and are ready to implement the
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By Karin Krisher Cooped up cats are usually bored cats. Bored cats are usually mischievous cats. In other cases, a
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By Karin Krisher We’ve made an executive decision to declare our very own social media week here at Pet Naturals.
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By Karin Krisher In Vermont, we’re pretty wary of rabies. We’ve got a lot of critters running around that are
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By Karin Krisher Corn. High fructose corn syrup. Corn fillers. Corn Allergies. Corny blog post introductions. Corn’s on everyone’s mind
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By Karin Krisher Chicken, jalapenos, guacamole, sweet potato fries, sweet tea and a dog, howling in pain. My Sunday afternoon
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By Karin Krisher Tick Season 2012 is upon us, and that means we’re gearing up to keep our pets –and
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