dogs

A miniature goldendoodle dog staying cool on a hot summer day. (iStock │ #2187715472 - nycshooter)
Animal Health, Home and Family

Keep animals safe and healthy during excessive heat

Animal welfare expert Angela Green-Miller says pets and livestock are at risk from the summer heat, and it’s up to humans to keep them safe. Read More

Scout having a nap on the bed. (Photo: Alissa Weece)
Alissa, Blogs, Home and Family, Opinion

Becoming a foster fail – Pet Edition 

Basque sheepherd dog smelling some grapes. (iStock │ #508296163 - Irantzu_Arbaizagoitia)
Ag News, Crops, Other Crops

Invasive species experts train dogs to detect plant pests



Coyote. (Adobe Stock │ #340763004 - Redhaven Photography)

Predator problems? A control guide for livestock producers

  • By Jacob Klaudt │ K-State Research and Extension news service

Nearly 70 horses die after eating feed contaminated with monensin

Elanco Animal Health

Elanco to invest $130 million in Kansas

(Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Michael Miller)

Protect pets during the dog days of summer

Little girl is having fun with golden retriever on a green grass. (Photo: iStock - Vasyl Dolmatov)

Furry friends can increase healthy trends

  • By Emma Parkhurst │ Utah State University Extension
Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory officials are reminding pet owners that with rising mosquito populations comes the need for testing and prevention against heartworms. (Michael Miller/Texas A&M AgriLife)

Dog owners encouraged to be aware of heartworm risk as temperatures rise

  • By Mallory Pfeifer │ Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
Pet owners must take action to ensure their four-legged friends stay warm and healthy through the winter season. (Photo courtesy of OSU Extension.)

Keep dogs safe this winter

Dogs, cats, and other animal companions that share your home can be at risk if they ingest houseplants that are poisonous to them. (Photo: Bruce J. Black and Emily Steele, Illinois Extension)

Keep their paws off overwintering indoor plants