The Most Common Color Of Labrador Retriever Sadly Gets Adopted The Least
Labrador retrievers are some of the cutest dogs, but one of this breed's coat colors disproportionately gets left out of adoptions. Here's why.
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Keeping A Hummingbird As A Pet Is A Costly Mistake In Many Ways - Here's Why
Hummingbirds are some of the cutest birds, so wanting one as a pet is only natural. But here are a few costly reasons why you shouldn't pursue getting one.
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This Affectionate Dog Breed That Loves Its Humans Deeply Is Also Highly Adaptable
Some dog breeds are naturally very loving, and this one is no exception. Here's what makes it so great, as well as what owners have to say about it.
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Here's What It Could Mean If Your Dog Chases Its Tail
Dogs chase their tails all the time, and there's often nothing wrong with this exercise. But some meanings could mean you need to see the veterinarian quickly.
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Science Has Explained Why Cats Sleep At Our Feet (& It's A Tale As Old As Time)
Cats generally love to sleep at our feet, but do you know why? Thankfully, science has answered this question, and the reasons are rooted in instinct.
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The Outdated Dog Name To Retire In 2025
Dog names are getting more unique in 2025, so we're leaving behind outdated ones that won't help your pooch stand out. Here's one to ditch and a few to love.
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A Low-Maintenance Gecko Breed Known For Its Coloration Can Live Up To 20 Years
Gecko breeds have a lot in common, but they're not all the same. In fact, one makes a particularly great pet because it lives many years and is cute to boot.
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5 Rewarding Reasons To Adopt A Mixed-Breed Dog From A Shelter
Mixed-breed dogs are often overlooked in shelters despite being the majority, but here are some reasons you should give them another look next time you adopt.
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One Of The Largest Blowfish You Can Own As A Pet Can Live For Over 20 Years
Blowfish are loved by aquarium enthusiasts because of their unique traits, and this breed may just live with you for over two decades if cared for well.
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Expert Tips To Help Your Dog Live Longer
Dogs' lives are often over a decade long, but you can help them make it a little longer if you practice these tips throughout your pet's precious life.
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The Crucial Detail To Remember For Keeping Your Dog Calm During A Move
Moving can be a stressful experience for both your family and your dog. Here is one crucial step to take that will help them relax during the transition.
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5 Of The Most Creative Ways To Include Your Pets In Your Wedding
If pets mean a lot to you, you may want to include them in your wedding, which is why we gathered five fun ways to do so that won't even break the bank.
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Ways To Let Your Indoor Cat Play Safely Outdoors
Many house cats want to visit the great outdoors, but to do so safely, you need to practice caution and try one of these five tried-and-true methods.
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Where Are The Most Famous Real Housewives Pets Today?
If you're a fan of any of the "Real Housewives" series, you've probably also fallen in love with their pets. Here's what some of those pups are up to today.
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What Is A 'Soul Pet' And How Do You Know If You've Found Yours?
Sometimes, you just know your pet is "the one." However, what makes a pet a 'soul pet', and how do you know if your dog, cat, or other favorite pet is one?
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Cesar Millan's Trick For Acing Dog Training Will Test Your Willpower
Dog behaviorist Cesar Millan chatted with Cuteness about the best ways to train your pup, and one of his tips includes a surprisingly hard step for owners.
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Breaking Up A Dog Fight: Cesar Millan Reveals His Thought Process
We spoke to TV superstar Cesar Millan, who walked us through his go-to techniques for breaking up dog fights. With these tips, everyone should leave unscathed.
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Warning: These Cat Diseases Can Spread To Humans - Here's What To Watch For
No one likes to see their beloved cat sick. However, there are some illnesses you can catch from your cat when caring for them. Here's what you should know.
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You Should Think Twice About Leaving Your Dog Alone Overnight - Here's Why
Some people might not think twice about leaving their dogs home alone overnight, but there's a key issue you need to keep in mind before doing so.
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Why Your Cat Isn't Sleeping In The Bed You Bought For It
Cats notoriously like to sleep in different places, meaning its bed can go unused. Here's why they do this and how you can make your cat want to use its bed.
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14 Tips For A Stress-Free Visit To The Dog Groomer
Taking your dog to the groomer can be stressful for you, your pup, and the groomer, but these tips can make it a breeze (and keep your dog oh-so happy).
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Expert Tips To Stop Your Dog From Jumping The Fence
Dogs are eager to jump over fences for many different reasons, but our trainer explains a few ways you can deter this behavior to keep your pooch safe.
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The Unhealthy Habit That's Making Your Pets Sick, Too
Many unhealthy habits only affect us, but this particular habit can make animals ranging from dogs and cats to birds and fish seriously unwell.
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Here's What Happens When You Adopt The Oldest Dog In The Shelter
Adoption is a great way to find a loving friend at your local animal shelter - but senior dogs are often left behind. Here's what happens when you adopt one.
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Cleaning Products That Likely Contain Ammonium (And Why It's Dangerous For Your Pets)
Ammonia is a common ingredient found in many household cleaners. However, this ingredient can also be harmful to your pets. Here's how best to avoid it.
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Dog Owners Might Want To Let Their Grass Grow A Bit Longer Before Cutting It
Your lawn (and your dog) may benefit from longer blades of grass, especially if you're the proud owner of a canine that belongs to a larger breed.
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Think Twice Before Petting Your Dog If You Have Any Of These Diseases
If you're sick, you may wonder if your dog can get sick too. These illnesses in people can spread to pets - here's why you shouldn't pet them when you're ill.
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