Why You Should Think Twice Before Adopting A Corgi
Corgis are some of the cutest dogs, but this breed can come with some unexpected traits and costs. Here's what to know before adopting one of these cuddly pets.
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Your Cat Has A Cute Reason For Stealing Your Pillow At Night
Cats sleep with us for many reasons, and some of the logic behind sleeping on our pillow (okay, hogging it sometimes) may be rooted in primal instincts.
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What The Shelter Dogs Who Take The Longest To Adopt Tend To Have In Common
Shelter dogs can take anywhere from days to years to get adopted, but the ones who wait the longest often have two traits in common. Here's what to know.
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Questions You Should Ask Every Cat Sitter Before Hiring One
Cat sitters come with a wide range of experience and training, and you need to vet them with these questions to insure your friendly feline is in good hands.
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Clear Signs A Stray Cat Has Adopted You
Stray cats can claim humans just as much as we can adore our neighborhood kitties. Here are the signs to look out for and what to know before taking in a stray.
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Cute Cats Who Look Just Like Vampires With Their Fangs
Cats can look just like vampires with their front "fangs," and we gathered some of the cutest snaps of this phenomenon on social media to brighten your day.
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Cat Owners Agree This Popular Pet Item Is An Absolute Waste Of Money
One popular pet item that cat owners buy isn't worth the money, often becoming glorified decorations rather than something useful. Here's why.
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Ways To Help Pet Shelters Without Adopting Or Giving Money
Adopting an animal and donating money are two great ways to help shelters, but here are five more ways you can aid shelters without opening your wallet.
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The World's First Therapy Dog Isn't The Breed You Would Expect
Poodles and golden retrievers are common therapy dog breeds, but the first therapy dog was quite different. Here's the story of how it came to be.
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The Sad Reason Gen Z Is Adopting So Many Pets
Gen Z loves pets, from the furry and fluffy to the slithery and scaly. However, the cause of the uptick in Gen Z pet ownership has a sad reason behind it.
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Think Twice Before Feeding Your Pet These Teeth-Damaging Treats
We all love treats, especially our pets. However, some treats can be damaging to their teeth. Here are some things to consider before you offer that snack.
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Take These Steps Immediately If You Suspect A Pet Is A Victim Of Animal Cruelty
Animal cruelty can be a painful and difficult thing to navigate if you're unsure how to help. Here are the steps you should take if you suspect an issue.
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The Pet Kibble Company With The Most Recalls Of All Time
Food recalls, including for our pets, can be scary — especially if you've fed that food for years. Here's more about the company that's had the most recalls.
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How Long Should You Wait Before Giving Up On Searching For A Lost Pet?
Dealing with a missing pet can be a stressful situation. Knowing when it's time to stop looking can be a hard to decision to make — here's what to know.
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If You Let Your Pet Sleep With You At Night, You Likely Have These Psychological Traits
Do you let your dog or cat sleep with you at night? If you do cuddle up with your furry friend when you snooze, you may have some of these psychological traits.
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The Pet Food Brand With The Most Recalled Food By Far
Food recalls are a common issue of the industry. However, these pet food brands have had some of the largest recalls in history — here's what you should know.
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Check These Places In Your House Immediately If Your Indoor Cat Goes Missing
Cats are sneaky pets, and they can weasel into many precarious places that make them hard to find. If you're struggling, check these five places immediately.
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How Owning A Dog Increases Your Life Expectancy (And Helps Your Heart Health)
Owning a dog has many benefits: tail wags, lots of snuggles, and puppy-dog eyes. However, owning a dog can also help increase your life expectancy. Here's how.
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Funny Things Border Collies Do When There Aren't Sheep For Them To Herd
Border collies are friendly, family-oriented herding dogs that can have a lot of fun even if sheep aren't around. Here's what some owners have witnessed.
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Why Your Cat Loves Singing With You
Cats are known for their vocal musings, which range from chirps to meows and what people have long called "singing." Here's why cats greet you like a choir.
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14 Ways To Make Moving With A Pet So Much Easier
Getting ready to move? Moving can be stressful for you — and your pets. Here are some tips and tricks that will help make the transition got that much easier.
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How To Deal With A Dog's Motion Sickness During Long Drives
Many dogs experience motion sickness when traveling for long distances, but there are things you can do to help mitigate it, according to our veterinarian.
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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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