pets

A cat in the state of Arkansas has tested positive for COVID-19. The cat according to a news report on KARK has fully recovered.  But this brings up many questions about how safe our pets are and how we can protect them from COVID-19 and can I get COVID from my pet?

We love our pets, but should our pets wear masks to protect them from COVID-19? I think by now we've all seen someone put a tiny little mask on their dog. There are even companies out there that are selling masks for pets and they are raking in some serious dough. The answer to the question is a simple No and here is why.

The Better Business Bureau is reminding people about possible puppy scams that seem to be increasing in our area.

A four-year-old female tiger from the Bronx Zoo in New York City contracted the coronavirus on Sunday, April 5, 2020. This leaves us pet lovers wondering what we can do to keep our furry friends safe during the pandemic.

What kind of animals do you own that are not dogs or cats?

Are you a pet lover? Do you like spoiling your pooch? Well, I discovered a brand new pet grooming salon service that does just that, Fur Cutz located at 4032 Summerhill Square is the newest business to pamper your pet. After all, my dog Elvez could use a little sideburn trim and different hairstyle.

The temperature are going to keep rising now that we are officially into the summer months. I know a lot of people have dogs that stay outside most of the time, but how hot is too hot for your dog?

It's time to get a little exercise and have some fun with your dog. Grab your pup and get ready for the 2nd Annual Six Leg Fun Run & 5K. It takes place from 12:30-4:30PM on Sunday, January 29, at the Front Street Stage in downtown Texarkana.

October is just around the corner and that means the search for a Halloween costume will start soon. But, what about our pets? Yes, unfortunately we will be looking at costumes for them as well.  Oh, I'm so guilty of this.

Dog people have more friends than cat people? That's what a new Facebook study says. The study used "object recognition technology" to look at 160,000 random profiles and their data including pictures and "likes" posted on Facebook.

This past weekend my husband brought me to a local feed and seed store to meet someone he knew I'd love -- Trey the Turkey. Yes, a sweet pet turkey that you can actually pet.

I'm not sure if I'm just getting more and more emotional as I get older or what, but there is a commercial right now that just brings me to tears. Happy tears mind you, but still tears every time.