The One US State You Shouldn't Take Your Dog With You On A Trip
Traveling with your dog throughout the U.S. might seem harmless, but for one state, it could mean endangering an entire ecosystem without you even knowing it.
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15 Illnesses Your Cat Can Pass To You
Cats and humans share intimate spaces, and with that comes the risk of illnesses transmitting from one to another. Luckily, many of them are rare.
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Try These Essential Strategies To Keep Your Dog If Your Partner Doesn't Want One
Not everyone loves dogs, and that may include your partner. Luckily, there are ways to work out things between you, your dog, and your partner with success.
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If Your Puppy Isn't Potty-Trained By This Age, It's Time To Start Looking For Answers
Puppies should take less time than you probably think to be fully potty-trained, but they can also have setbacks based on health and environmental factors.
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These Adorable Toy Dog Breeds Are Like Owning A Puppy Forever
Toy dog breeds typically stay small for their entire lives, and many of their personality traits can even match those of puppies, too. Here are 15 fun options.
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Important Steps You Need To Take If A Dog Rejects Her Puppies
Mother dogs can reject their puppies for many reasons, especially after a C-section, but you can help them become healthy adults with proper feeding and care.
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The First Thing You Should Check If Calming Dog Treats Aren't Working For Your Pup
Calming treats can work well for dogs, but some owners might run into trouble if they don't consider one crucial factor that's similar to human medications.
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Owning A Dog Has A Bigger Effect On Climate Change Than You Might Expect
Owning a dog is full of love, tail wags, and lots of cuddles — but it could also be affecting the climate. Here's what you and your dog could be doing.
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Always Follow These Steps When Introducing Your Child To A New Cat For Adorable Results
Everyone loves seeing an adorable kid interacting with a cat. However, there are some introductory steps you should take to ensure the meeting is a success.
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14 Dog Breeds With The Highest Likelihood Of Having Anxiety Issues
Dogs can become anxious due separation anxiety, small dog syndrome, and even boredom, but knowing which breeds are often affected can help you prepare.
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8 Cute Ways To Celebrate National Dog Day Beyond Basic Puppy Treats
National Dog Day lands on August 26 each year, and while treats are always welcome gifts for your dog, you can go above and beyond in many other ways.
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How To Take Care Of A Dog In An Apartment
Sometimes owning a dog in a small apartment can lead to some tough times. Here are a few tips to remember if you're a dog parent in a small space.
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The Best & Worst Ages Of Cat To Adopt If You Have A Child Under 5 Years Old
Children under 5 years old can be too rough with cats, while younger cats can be unpredictable for kids. Here's the sweet spot for a lasting connection.
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Must-Try Tips To Make Cutting Your Dog's Hair Stress-Free
A stress-free grooming session can keep your dog's hair in check and you free of bites or scratches. These easy steps can get you there consistently.
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Homemade Cat Food You Can Put Together With Ingredients From Your Fridge
Cats are carnivores, and these fridge staples can sate their appetites in a pinch. Just don't forget our fiber-packed recommendations to aid digestion.
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Signs Your Pregnant Dog's Labor Isn't Going As Planned
Most dogs' pregnancies go off without a hitch, but there are certain sights and smells to watch out for in case labor in yours grows complicated.
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Scientists Uncovered The Core Dog Owner Types And They're Too Accurate
Published in 2024, a Hungarian study outlined three distinct types of dog owners based on how close the owners are to their pets. Which do you fall into?
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Telltale Signs Your Pet Hates Your New Partner
You love your partner, and you want your pets to love them, too. However, things might not always go so smoothly if you're seeing these signs of discomfort.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Adopting A Corgi
Corgis are some of the cutest dogs, but this breed can come with some unexpected traits and costs. Here's what to know before adopting one of these cuddly pets.
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Your Cat Has A Cute Reason For Stealing Your Pillow At Night
Cats sleep with us for many reasons, and some of the logic behind sleeping on our pillow (okay, hogging it sometimes) may be rooted in primal instincts.
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What The Shelter Dogs Who Take The Longest To Adopt Tend To Have In Common
Shelter dogs can take anywhere from days to years to get adopted, but the ones who wait the longest often have two traits in common. Here's what to know.
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Questions You Should Ask Every Cat Sitter Before Hiring One
Cat sitters come with a wide range of experience and training, and you need to vet them with these questions to insure your friendly feline is in good hands.
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Clear Signs A Stray Cat Has Adopted You
Stray cats can claim humans just as much as we can adore our neighborhood kitties. Here are the signs to look out for and what to know before taking in a stray.
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Cute Cats Who Look Just Like Vampires With Their Fangs
Cats can look just like vampires with their front "fangs," and we gathered some of the cutest snaps of this phenomenon on social media to brighten your day.
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Cat Owners Agree This Popular Pet Item Is An Absolute Waste Of Money
One popular pet item that cat owners buy isn't worth the money, often becoming glorified decorations rather than something useful. Here's why.
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Ways To Help Pet Shelters Without Adopting Or Giving Money
Adopting an animal and donating money are two great ways to help shelters, but here are five more ways you can aid shelters without opening your wallet.
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The World's First Therapy Dog Isn't The Breed You Would Expect
Poodles and golden retrievers are common therapy dog breeds, but the first therapy dog was quite different. Here's the story of how it came to be.
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