Expert Shares Tips on How to Exercise Your Dog on Hot Summer Days
If it seems too hot to take your dog outside use a long hallway to play a game of fetch with your pooch or create a dog-safe obstacle course and keep your dog exercised.
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10 Downing's New PM Better Like Cats!
13-year resident Larry the Cat isn't going anywhere. And that's perfectly fine with new PM.
'PrePup' Agreement Helps Owners Co-Parent After a Breakup
When you end a relationship, things can get messy – even more so when you have a pet whose ownership you share with your ex. Your pooch shouldn’t be affected by the new state of things, though, which is why Rover.com created the “ PrePup Checklist”.
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This Unusual Aussie Love Story Has a Happy Ending
Staffordshire Terrier and Australian Magpie turn fans into fanatics when separation looms.
Scientists Reveal Why Cats Scratch Furniture and How to Stop It
Scientists discovered that the presence of small children, long play sessions, and the personality traits of a cat are the main factors that cause undesired scratching behavior in cats.
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Puppy Blues is a Real Thing – Just Like Baby Blues, Study Shows
A latest scientific study published in Mental Health Research reveals that almost half of all dog owners can experience something reminiscent of the famous “baby blues” – only related to puppies instead of babies.
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Do Cat Colors Affect Personality?
Have you ever wondered if your new kitten’s fiery ginger coat is a warning sign that you are bringing home a sassy whirlwind? Does your black cat’s sleek coat give off the vibes of a mysterious loner?
What Can I Do If My Dog Runs Away During Fireworks?
If your pet happens to run away because of fireworks, it can be a distressing experience for sure – both for you and them – but it is crucial to remain as calm as possible and take action to find them as soon as possible. Here is what you need to know in order to locate your pet quickly and to prevent any future escapes.
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What To Do If My Dog Licks or Eats a Toad?
While some species of toads are harmless, others can be toxic to dogs. As a caring owner, you should know how to respond quickly and properly, as it can make a big difference for your pet.
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Two Pet Food Recalls Spark Fear of Bacterial Infections
This week, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued two separate pet food recalls over fears of bacterial contamination that could cause health issues in pets and, in some cases, death.
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Woman Shocked to Learn the Sick Puppy She Paid to Put Down Is Alive
A Maryland woman was stunned to discover the sick dog she took to be euthanized in Mongomery County a year ago, was back at the shelter and up for adoption.
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The Whopper of All "Big Fish" Stories
Fishing trio rescue 38 dogs frantically treading water in middle of a Mississippi lake.
Americans Are Taking Their Pets to Mexico for Vet Care - Here's Why
The rising costs of veterinary care in the U.S. have spurred a growing number of pet parents to turn to Mexico for more affordable veterinary care for their pets.
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Elephants Might Use Unique Names For Each Other, Just Like Us Humans
It seems that humans are not the only ones in the animal world to use personal names – according to a revolutionary new study, African elephants also refer to one another through unique sounds.
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Study Shows How Dogs Feel When We Hug Them – And You Won't Like It
Nothing beats snuggling with your pooch – those doggy cuddles are really something special. But do our canine companions enjoy being hugged as much as we love hugging them? A new research study published in the scientific journal “Applied Animal Behaviour Sciences” sheds some light on this topic.
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These Dog Breeds Are at the Most Risk of Overheating
According to veterinarians, breeds most susceptible to heatstroke include, bulldogs, boxers, pugs, Boston terriers, chow chows, Shih Tzus, golden retrievers, huskies, and malamutes.
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