Pets

Social distancing isn't just for humans anymore.

The CDC says there’s no evidence that any animals in the U.S. have contracted or can spread the Covid-19 virus, which is a big relief for people hunkering down with their pets, but if you feel ill or are found out to have the virus the same rule will apply with them as it does for other people.

Heads up if you have rabbits, turkey, or chickens and use Purina Animal Nutrition pet foods: There has been a recall of four different brands of their product; the voluntary recall comes after some of the animals have gotten sick and in some cases - died.

Many elderly people are part of the meals on wheels program, but now there is also assistance for there beloved pets.

If you haven't placed a microchip in your dog or cat yet, you'll have the perfect opportunity to get it done this weekend in Duluth.

An inventive couple from Wayzata will be making an appearance on "Shark Tank" hoping to sell their company and get some financial backing.

Having pets at home is the greatest! I have days I would much rather hang with our dogs then people. Let's be honest, sometimes these awesome animals can be some work. These things will make pet ownership easier

Full details are here including a link to RSVP, which is important to do so that organizers can try to make sure they have enough staff and microchips available.

Deadly, slimy blue-green algae can exist in Minnesota and Wisconsin waters. Here's what you should know.

A Duluth man has three large English Mastiffs. Harrison is the biggest weighing in at 250 pounds. He breeds them as well and get's a pretty penny for the stud fee.

As earlier recall involving Hill's Prescription Diet i/d Digestive Care dog food has been expanded.

The Minnesota-based retailer plans to open a Duluth location sometime later in 2019.