pets

Pet owners in Broome County have a chance to get their dog or cat up to date on vaccines at a reduced price May 3.

Wind Chill Advisory in effect from 7 p.m. January 20 to 10 a.m. Friday, January 21 for parts of Central New York.

Pennsylvania Department of Transportation officials are offering some seasonal advice for motorists driving in winter weather.

The first pets in the United States to be identified as having the coronavirus are in separate parts of New York State.

Officials in a nation-wide industry that deals with animal nutrition say they are concerned about the growing popularity of products containing CBD for pets.

While we deck the halls for the holiday season and plan all the celebrations, keep the safety of your beloved pets in mind and be prepared for emergencies.

The weather attention now turns from the moisture left from Hurricane Barry and flooding to oppressive heat and humidity.

Several area businesses are getting in the holiday spirit, some even remembering the furry “little ones.”

Environmental officials warn people should not be lured into a false sense of security about ticks issues due to very cold winter weather lingering later into the spring.

Warm summer months see an uptick in rabies cases, particularly among pets coming into contact with wildlife like bats.