Pets - Cathy M. Rosenthal

Man shoots baboon "to see what it feels like to kill someone"

Cathy Rosenthal / October 28, 2009

AA Gill, a restaurant critic in England, said he shot a baboon on safari “to get a sense of what […]

Cathy Rosenthal / October 19, 2009

My veterinarian told me today that three of her canine patients had died recently from xylitol toxicity. “That’s never happened

Cathy Rosenthal / October 5, 2009

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Cathy Rosenthal / August 4, 2009

I get lots of questions about dogs and their so-called “bad behaviors.” Mostly, people want to know how to get

Cathy Rosenthal / July 28, 2009

Ever wonder how people determine the population of dogs and cats in your city? In the past, it required some math, using

Cathy Rosenthal / July 23, 2009

Wild animals can and do attack our pets, leaving lacerations, bite wounds, puncture, and soft tissue trauma — and a trip to

Cathy Rosenthal / July 13, 2009

With unseasonably warm temperatures right now in many parts of the U.S., pet owners may not be aware that normal

Allow me to introduce you to Max. Max is a seven-year-old Golden Retriever with a sturdy frame, a bright orange

Cathy Rosenthal / April 28, 2009

The best inventions come from solving personal problems. For Dan Wiesel and Alysa Binder, their dilemma was how to ship Zoe, their

Cathy Rosenthal / April 7, 2009

The National Center for Injury Prevention and Control of the CDC reports that there are 86,629 reported nonfatal falls annually