The Oldest Pets To Ever Live
Most pets would be considered lucky to to reach a double digit age. However, these special animals defied the odds with their extra long lifespans.
Read MoreMost pets would be considered lucky to to reach a double digit age. However, these special animals defied the odds with their extra long lifespans.
Read MorePresidential pets have brought delightful hijinks to the White House for decades. One such memorable escapade featured one of the Roosevelt family's ponies.
Read MoreWhile film stars may come to mind when you think of 'celebrity pets,' the real money is in building a massive following on Instagram and other social media.
Read MoreCertain bird types may dominate a backyard feeder. Making small but effective changes to your set up can reduce this behavior or eliminate it altogether.
Read MoreMany animals have called the White House home, including a large number of dogs. However, the longest lived presidential pets weren't canines.
Read MorePresidential pets are a long-standing and perk-filled tradition, with cats, dogs, and other animals having joined their distinguished owners in the White House.
Read MoreFriendships between animals can take a number of forms, even extending across species to create unlikely but oh-so-adorable duos and trios of pets.
Read MoreWhile adding a bird feeder to the yard might seem like a great way to support local wildlife populations, they come with certain health and safety risks.
Read MoreWhile not completely within your control, you can support your betta fish's longevity by choosing the right aquarium environment, tankmates, and diet.
Read MoreA number of famous cats, dogs, and other pets died in 2024. These remarkable animals live on in the hearts of their owners and thousands of fans.
Read MoreRescued as a baby, Peanut the Squirrel became a social media sensation alongside his caretaker. His meteoric rise culminated in a death that shocked the world.
Read MoreWe've all heard that dogs should stay far away from chocolate, but did you know that other animals, from ferrets all the way to horses, can suffer from it, too?
Read MoreThese celebrity pets may have faded from the public's attention following their deaths, but their legacies live on through the many lives they touched.
Read MoreKnowing the sex of your baby bunny, or kit, is crucial for being able to best care for them. Here's how to tell if your rabbit is a boy or girl at home.
Read MoreIn addition to physical harm, your cat can cause your fish to experience psychological strain. Here's how to minimize the stress and help them live in harmony.
Read MoreA fish can be a good first pet for a kid; however, it's best to start with a more resilient breed. Test the waters with one of these hardy options.
Read MoreNot all fish are compatible, both with prospective tankmates and owners. Some have personalities and needs that will make keeping them difficult.
Read MoreThis popular fish can be a high maintenance breed that needs particular care, so new fish owners should probably avoid buying them.
Read MoreWild ducks may roam free all over the world, but their domesticated counterparts will never fly away from their caretakers for a key scientific reason.
Read MoreMany pets make it obvious when they lie down for some shut eye; however, it isn't nearly so clear-cut for fish. Nevertheless, they have some sleeping tells.
Read MoreGoldfish may seem like a straightforward pet. Yet, they have specific care requirements that could take up more of your time than you expect.
Read MoreUnlike cats and dogs, goldfish have limited ways to communicate with their owners. However, their actions can still hint at their state of well-being.
Read MoreKnowing how to pair your aquarium fish is crucial if you want your pals to be happy and healthy, so start with understanding these 13 common predator species.
Read MoreCichlids grow at varying rates depending on their species and even sex, but we've got everything you need to know to estimate and optimize your fish's growth.
Read MoreWhen a goldfish's top fin lies down or is held close to the body, they are having what is called "clamped fins." This is a sign that your goldfish is stressed.
Read MoreSometimes an angelfish will develop a swollen or bloated belly. This swelling doesn't necessarily pose a risk to the animal, but could be a sign of a problem.
Read MoreDetermining when a fish is ready to give birth requires careful observation. Some lay eggs while others are called live-bearers and give birth to live young.
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