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Allergies aren’t just in the air for your pet – many times, adverse skin reactions are caused by certain proteins in your dog or cat’s food. Make sure to talk to your vet if your pet has excessive biting and scratching.

Whether your training your dog for glory or just trying to get them off the couch, a doggy obstacle course is a fun way to bond and stay active. Here’s how to make your own backyard canine obstacle course without breaking the bank.

Kip, Scott and the rest of the staff at Jefferson County Humane Society tend to take their work home with them – literally. Whether it’s adopting multiple cats, dogs, pigs and other animals to live on their farm, or just deciding to live above the animal shelter itself, these incredible people go to incredible lengths to help animals in need find their forever home.

Learn more about how Hill's supports shelters here: https://www.hillspet.com/shelter-program

Learn how you can make a special treat for your pet kid this Valentine's Day! This video provides a quick step-by-step guide to creating puppy muffins.

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If you’re searching for true love, there’s always plenty of puppy love at your local shelter. #HillsTransformingLives #ValentinesDay

Is your pet having an itchy, scratchy, terrible, no-good day? Skin allergies aren’t just in the food bowl, they can be found in the environment surrounding your cat or dog. Fleas, ticks, pollen, and dander are all factors that can give your pet an adverse reaction like this video illustrates.

You know what goes great with a cold, frosty brew? A warm, fuzzy companion. From hops to leaps, watch how Richie balances his two favorite passions: beer and cats. If brews and cats sounds like your kind of party, leave a comment and share the love!

See all of our Crazy for Cats videos at CrazyforCats.com. #CrazyforCats

That new kitten your bringing home might be the boss one day, but you’ll need to take the right steps first. From the proper vaccinations to a food that’s formulated for their growing needs, this video can help you get a 1-UP on kitty training.

Is it cold in here, or is it the dog? If you’ve ever noticed that your dog tends to tremble or shiver around other people, this quick video might shed some light on the issue.

At Hill’s, science is at the heart of how we make biology-based nutrition to give dogs their best lives. We call our approach Predictive Biology, and it guides us to develop effective pet foods for puppies and dogs of every need and size.

Hill’s Science Diet can make a healthy difference for your dog, and it’s #1 veterinarian recommended. Our foods are made using only high quality, delicious ingredients, including chicken, lamb and salmon.

When you feed your dog Hill’s Science Diet, you also help transform the lives of shelter pets. Hill’s purchases have helped us feed more than 100,000 homeless pets in over 800 North American shelters every day.

Fed daily, the right nutrition can make little transformations that add up to incredible results. Find out more about the differences the biology-based nutrition of Hill’s Science Diet can make for your dog, and visit ScienceDiet.com today.