Kim Bradley

Watching your pet suddenly begin shaking, collapse to the floor, or lose control of its body can be one of the most frightening experiences a pet owner will ever face. In those first few moments, it's natural to panic and wonder, "Is my pet having a seizure?" While seizures and tremors can sometimes appear similar, they are not the same thing. Understanding the differences can help you remain calmer, provide valuable information to your veterinarian, and most importantly, keep your pet safe....

Technology has quietly become part of almost every aspect of our daily lives. We use it to navigate traffic, monitor our health, communicate with family, and even control our homes. What many pet owners may not realize is that technology is also changing the way we care for our pets—and in many cases, it's already working behind the scenes. Not long ago, the most advanced piece of pet technology many of us owned was an identification tag attached to a collar. Today, we can locate a lost pet...

Editor's Note: Most weeks, the Pet Safety Learning Center focuses on emergency preparedness, health concerns, and practical ways to keep pets safe. Occasionally, however, it's nice to simply celebrate the animals and people who leave paw prints on our hearts. This is one of those stories. Over time, I've covered a wide variety of topics in this column. From emergencies and disasters to seasonal hazards and health concerns, I try to focus on the things I believe readers want and need to know...