Not everyone can adopt a dog and that’s okay. Life circumstances like housing restrictions, allergies, financial constraints, or a packed schedule may prevent you from bringing home a furry friend.

Dogs, like people, have their own preferences and personalities, but there’s one thing almost all dogs have in common: they love to play. 

Choosing between a cat and a dog is one of the most common dilemmas for prospective pet owners.

While many of us share our lives with our beloved pets, companions who fill our lives and homes with joy, there’s an entire population of dogs whose dedication extends beyond the backyard: the working farm dogs. These unsung heroes of the farming world put in long, hard hours, and just like our own pets, they deserve the best possible care.

One common question new guinea pig owners often ask is: Should I bathe my guinea pig? The short answer is probably not.

Just like humans, dogs can suffer from social anxiety.

Whether it’s teaching a new trick or simply guiding them away from something they shouldn’t be chewing, getting our dog’s attention is a fundamental part of daily life as a dog parent. But it’s not always that easy, is it? We’ve all experienced the slight frustration of a dog who seemingly has selective hearing, haven’t we? Well, new research out of the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna might offer us a more effective strategy.

This new style of bringing Zen-like calm into your pet's life is surprisingly easy to pull of.

There’s a silent epidemic quietly impacting countless cats across the United States and throughout the world: pet obesity. It’s a condition that, while seemingly harmless at first glance, can seriously impact your cat’s quality of life and shorten their precious time by your side.

For many of us, our pets are more than just animals; they are cherished members of our families. We do everything possible to give them the best quality of life, from high-quality food and treats to regular vet check-ups and plenty of love. But what if one of the biggest stressors in your life is actually contributing to your best friend’s anxiety? A recent study suggests that your work-related stress could be taking a toll on your dog’s mental health.

It can happen in just a second, even to the most aware and responsible pet parents… the backyard gate is open, the front door was left open a crack, or perhaps a sudden noise startled them on a walk. But before you know it, they’re gone! That immediate, gut-wrenching panic and dread is a feeling no pet parent ever wants to experience. But the truth is, no matter how vigilant you are, it can happen to anyone.

Kyoto University determines how nature versus nurture plays a role in how vocal your feline is.

Catnip has long been a source of fascination for cat owners. Its ability to induce playful, euphoric, or even bizarre behavior in felines makes it a popular addition to many pet households. But is it actually safe for your cat?

Enjoy giving your cat treats? Here are seven human foods that you can safely share with your feline friend in moderation.

Bringing a dog into your home means more than belly rubs and morning walks. It’s also important to create a safe space where your furry companion can thrive.