INDINANAPOLIS (WISH) – While some might chuckle (or cringe) at the idea of Dog Poop Awareness Day, this stinky subject is nothing to sniff at. As the month winds down, pet lovers and communities ...

Until recently, there had been no way to reverse cataracts. However, a preliminary study performed on rabbits and dogs has uncovered a natural chemical that our own bodies produce that actually ...

It’s not too much to ask, but so many inferior poop bags can’t seem to manage it. I’d found everything I wanted in our previous pick, the Amazon Basics Dog Poop Bags, and I was so thrilled ...

This article will explore everything you’ve ever wanted to know about opossum poop. What Does Opossum Poop Look Like? Opossum poop resembles dog poop in both color and appearance. This makes it tricky ...

You can have surgery to reverse your colostomy or ileostomy ... where your large intestine (colon) exits to release stool. Reversal can help you use your anus for bowel movements again.

Hamilton is in some serious s—t. So says a new grassroots campaign dubbed the Hamilton Poop Project, which is trying to remind — or shame — people into picking up their dog’s excrement.

Dogs and cats are often infected with parasitic roundworms in the Toxocara genus. Infected animals can release the roundworm eggs into the environment, and humans can become infected after ...

Dog poop bags were not a thing in those days. Having said that, I do not recall stepping in dog poop. Ever. But I am positive dogs still pooped. But these days, dog poop is often a conversation ...

A dog-and-human partnership is taking their act out to sea with remarkable results. NPR shared the story of Jack, a blue heeler mix, and Collette Yee, a bounder, in tracking down elusive whale poop ...

It's come down to this. I never imagined I would be writing about dog crap for a column, but here I am after an incident in my neighborhood sparked, to put it mildly, a lively discussion with a ...

It's come down to this. I never imagined I would be writing about dog crap for a column, but here I am after an incident in my neighborhood sparked, to put it mildly, a lively discussion with a fellow ...