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It has happened to many of us: We leave the house, sometimes for only a few minutes, and our "best friend" proceeds to chew up the furniture, bark or howl, and/or eliminate in the house. If your dog behaves this way when you leave your home, it is probably suffering from the behavioral problem known as separation anxiety.

Good news for dogs that suffer from thunderstorm phobia (fear of thunderstorms)! Several new novel treatments have shown promising results in pets afflicted with this troubling psychosis. This article explains the juicy details...

The Center for Pet Safety cannot stress enough how important pet microchipping is. This quick process can help reunite you and your pet in case you get separated. It is an easy procedure that your pet can get from your vet. Here are some pet microchipping FAQs that you can discuss with your vet.