Pet Therapy

The internet, originally envisioned as a repository and exchange medium for the world’s scientific community, has been overtaken by puppy and cat videos. We are proud to do our part and have a small share. People like to play the same game sometimes.

Pet Therapy

Cats & dogs rule the roost – so to speak – on Saturdays. The theme for today: jumping. Let’s get a closer look at that.

Pet Therapy

Notice how concerned the cat is after causing this (below). Who says animals have no emotions? Need motivation to exercise? Use your dog as your workout buddy (bottom).

Pet Therapy

Can you relate? Ever feel like you could lay down in the middle of the street and be asleep within ten seconds? Give in to that urge (although not in the middle of the road): a new study says not only that sleep is essential for life, i.e., death results from extreme sleep deprivation, but also that sleep lets the …

Pet Therapy

This day has gone to the dogs, so let’s give in and enjoy some pet therapy herewith and forthwith and so on and so forth, et cetera:

Cats & Dogs!

Saturday is Pet Therapy Day here at The Internet’s Most Salubrious Blog (and Augusta’s Most Salubrious Newspaper). You’ve got the day off (hopefully), meaning it’s prime time to spend with family – like wives, kids, cats and dogs. Feast your eyes on these photographs by Ron Schmidt, who surely must be the top dog – strike that – the best …

Cats & Dogs I

Sarah Silverman’s online obituary for her dog, Duck: “Duck ‘Doug’ Silverman came into my life about 14 years ago. He was picked up by the State running through South Central with no collar, tags or chip. Nobody claimed or adopted him so a no-kill shelter took him in. That’s where I found him—at that shelter, in Van Nuys. Since then …

Cats & Dogs II

We’ve never had a Cats & Dogs like this one. The headline: “Patricia Ritz, Convicted Animal Abuser, Eaten By Own Dogs.” Karma rears its ugly head. 14 News, WFIE, Evansville, Henderson, Owensboro

Cats & Dogs Saturday

Saturdays are Pet Therapy Day here at the Medical Examiner blog. Take these two puppies for a walk: (Cats always land on their feet, even if they fall from three miles up.)