With more hazy air possible in the coming days, experts say it's not just people who should be prepared — animals need protection, too.

Wildfire smoke is impacting air quality across the Northeast. Learn how to protect your pets, including warning signs and vet ...

In New York City, where Dr. Ann Hohenhaus is the director of pet health information for the Schwarzman Animal Medical Center, ...

Millie, a 1-year-old, 7-pound whoodle, had quite a trip June 1 after walking from her Miller Avenue home to Butler Memorial ...

Keep your pets safe during smoky conditions due to wildfires. Here's how to protect animals during poor air conditions.

When a dog smells of cigarette smoke, veterinarians immediately understand that the animal is breathing in secondhand smoke.

I knew I didn’t want to be outside for long, but the dogs want to walk and they also have to go,” he said. Not everyone had the luxury of cutting their outside time short. In the park, city landscape ...

As Michigan residents endure unhealthy, hazy air from the wildfire smoke, it is important to protect your pets and livestock.

Spot dog illness symptoms early, from vomiting and diarrhea to coughing, lethargy, appetite shifts, and when to call the vet.

With the third heatwave of the year hitting regions across the UK, dog owners are staying alert for signs of heatstroke. As ...

Many owners first notice it in small ways. An older or seriously ill dog stops greeting you at the door, loses interest in ...

The H5N1 virus has landed in Australia, via seabirds from the Antarctic, and pet owners have been warned to brace for an almost inevitable outbreak.