Pets

If you haven't noticed, it is extremely hot throughout all of the state of Texas. Temperatures across the state will reach well above 100 degrees multiple times this week. Here in Lubbock, we could see a high around 108 degrees on Tuesday, and no we won't be the hottest in the state...

A Texas Tech student has started a business that seems to be scooping in the dough. Well actually it's not necessarily dough that they are scooping.

Summer is officially here, and while temperatures are trending cooler we still need to prioritize our pets' health. Here's what you need to know.

While many people in Lubbock view these guys as pests, some people keep them in their house as pets.

Your dog's kibble is basic and boring. Why not make mealtimes fun and boost your pup's nutrition at the same time? Add these foods to their diet today.

There is an assumption that our dog's coats protect them from the sun's harmful rays, but they're still very susceptible to sunburn.

It's those big, glistening puppy dog eyes that will many times sway you into giving your sweet pooch a morsel from your plate. However, there are certain foods that you will want to think twice about before handing them over to your furry friends...

New research shows that dangerous bacteria may be growing in your dog's food bowls. We highlight the best ways to combat this issue!

With temperatures heating up, you need to pay closer attention to when and how long your pets are outside. If not, a new law could bring a hefty fine.

You may have seen news stories nation wide about animal shelters filling up as the pandemic appears to be winding down in the United States. Many animals were adopted or rescued during the pandemic because people were bored and wanted a companion...

Lubbock Meals on Wheels is a great organization serving Lubbock and those who are homebound and unable to cook or go out and get food for themselves. Just about everyone seems to know that Meals on Wheels delivers food throughout the week...

It's about to get bitterly cold in Lubbock and around West Texas. And while that is bad for us humans, it's also bad for our pets that may spend most of the time outdoors. According to at least one forecast for the Lubbock area, Thursday's high is supposed to be around 43 degrees, though it could be colder than that as Wednesday's high was supposed to be in the 40's and we didn't get close to that