New Screening Tool Can Predict Imminent Pet Mortality

Developed to help guide health care in senior pets, it raises the question of whether we really want to know.

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Marley the Tuxedo Wins UK's National Cat of the Year Award

Bringing comfort and support to women in a London safe-house, this feline takes top prize.

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Can Cats Get Dandruff?

Dandruff is often associated with human scalp issues, but we aren’t the only ones who may struggle with this annoying condition. While it may not be as noticeable as it is in humans, our feline friends can also experience these white flakes.

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Fall Safety Tips for Dogs

As the leaves change color and temperatures drop, it’s important to remember that the fall season can also introduce unique safety concerns for our pups. From seasonal health concerns to potential accidents, there are many risks to consider. Luckily, there are also precautions you can take to ensure your dog stays safe and healthy throughout the autumn months.

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Should I Feed My Dog In a Raised Dish?

The use of an elevated feeder may appear, at the surface, to be a matter of design and aesthetics. But your choice of feeding bowl can significantly impact your dog’s health and well-being more than you might think. The height of your dog’s feeding bowls can influence their comfort and digestion, among other things. Elevated feeding bowls, in particular, have gained popularity among pet owners in recent years.

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How to Make a Homemade Thundershirt

Is your dog or cat afraid of loud noises like fireworks or thunderstorms? If so, you may have come across this guide searching for a solution to help them feel calmer or more relaxed when faced with these triggers.

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Is It OK To Let My Cat Sleep In My Bed?
any owners consider this to be a common practice, as their presence often provides comfort and warmth – however, some debate still exists regarding whether this is OK or not.
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Why Is My Puppy Whining?
One of the (many) burning questions new puppy parents have is why their pet is whining and if it’s a sign of distress. Simply put, just like human babies, puppies need to communicate with the brand-new world around them.
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Study Reveals Dogs Understand Us Better if We Speak Slower

Are you trying to train your pup but feel like there is a communication breakdown? Do you worry that the language barrier could keep you from connecting and allowing you to be on the same page?

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How Do I Get Cat Odor Out of the Carpet?

Cats are incredible companions and loving family members, but bringing a feline friend into your home can sometimes come with some unpleasant and unwanted odors. If you’ve ever dealt with the scent of cat urine or other feline-related odors in your carpet, you know how frustrating it can be.

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Mars Unveils Results from the World’s Largest Pet Parent Study

There is no arguing that the world of pets is constantly changing and evolving. Once seen as practical tools on farms, while hunting, and in other scenarios, cats and dogs are now considered part of the family. But what exactly does that mean?

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Why is My Dog Chewing Furniture and How Do I Stop It?

Chewing is a natural behavior for dogs. We’ve all seen the classic image of a dog happily gnawing on a bone. But what happens when this behavior turns destructive and that bone is replaced by your favorite couch cushion or a new pair of shoes?

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How Much Exercise Does My Dog Need?

People often talk about the importance of daily exercise to prevent obesity and maintain a healthy lifestyle. But what about our pets? As the obesity rate in dogs continues to rise year after year, experts are encouraging pet parents to reassess the amount of exercise their canine companions engage in. But what constitutes as exercise, and how much is enough?

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Purina Animal Hall of Fame Inducts Two More Heroes

Life-saving efforts win two pooches a coveted place in hero history.

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World’s Oldest Cat Dies at 33

Every cat parent hopes that their kitty will live to an old age, but some cats surpass all expectations. One such cat was Rosie, who recently passed away at the age of 33. At that age, it’s believed that she was the oldest cat in the world.

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Scientists Record Cat Brain Activity with Crocheted Hats

Cat parents and researchers alike often wonder what goes on in the minds of felines, and it can be hard to figure out what they’re feeling. Well, scientists have found a new way to record the electrical activity of a cat’s brain while they are awake, and they used adorable crocheted caps to do it.

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