Should You Use Tranquilizers When Flying With Your Pets?
Flying in general can be stressful - doubly so if you're bringing your pet. However, there are some things to consider before using a sedative on a flight.
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What It Actually Means When Your Dog Drools
Drool can be a part of many dog owners' lives. However, if your dog drools excessively, it could mean something more. Here's what to watch out for.
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One Of The Rarest Cat Breeds Is A Short-Legged Feline That Gets Along With Everyone
Looking for one of the rarest cat breeds? You may not know much about this adorable, friendly, and short-legged feline, but you'll certainly want to.
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The Best Dog Names If You're A Fan Of Game Of Thrones
From the fierce and fearless to the loyal and loving, one of these dog names inspired by "Game of Thrones" is sure to fit your pup's personality.
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The 12 Smelliest Dog Breeds (But We Love Them Anyway)
All dogs come with a share of unpleasant odors, but some breeds are more smelly than others. Diet, grooming, and additional care changes can help.
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Eliminating Pet Urine Odor From Concrete Is Simple With This Type Of Cleaner
Concrete can be one of the hardest surfaces to get pet stains out of. If you're looking for a solution to pesky urine stains and odors, try out this cleaner.
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Is The Most Expensive Dog Food On The Market Worth The Price? Pet Parents Weigh In
Does price equal quality? Pet parents are weighing in on whether the cost of dog food is worth it - and if more expensive brands are better for your pup.
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The Cat Breed With The Shortest Lifespan Is Also Known For Its 'Peach Fuzz' Fur
Hairless cats are some of the cutest. While this breed sports cute 'peach fuzz' fur, it is also the cat breed with the shortest lifespan - find out why.
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5 Telltale Signs Your Dog Has Separation Anxiety
It can be heartbreaking to leave your dog home alone - and separation anxiety can compound that feeling. Here are the signs to watch out for.
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13 Reasons Cats Eat Poop That You Shouldn't Ignore (And What To Do About It)
Cats eat not only their own poop but also that of other felines for a variety of reasons, and they run the gamut of being easy to fix to being an emergency.
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The Rarest Domestic Cat Breed In The World Is A Smart And Family-Friendly Feline With A Tabby Coat
While you have probably seen many tabby cats during your lifetime, one feline breed with this coat pattern is especially rare across the world.
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Can Your Dog Actually Faint From Happiness? Here's What We Know
Has your dog ever seemed so happy to see you they might faint? Faced with such exuberant greetings, you may have wondered if they can get a little too excited.
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One Of The Best Foods To Hide Your Cat's Pills In Is Already In Your Refrigerator
If you've struggled to give your cat medicine, you may be looking for ways to help. This item in your fridge is one of the best foods to hide pills in.
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The Untold Truth Of Westminster 2025 Dog Show Winner Monty The Giant Schnauzer
Monty the giant schnauzer recently won the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show - and our hearts. Here are some fun facts about this adorable pup you may not know.
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The Amount You Can Expect To Pay When Buying A Horse (And The Hidden Costs Of Owning One)
Whether put to work or kept as family pets, horses make wonderful companions. However, their care and upkeep requires a significant financial investment.
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Think Twice About Letting Your Dog Play With Tennis Balls. Here's Why
Tennis balls are classic dog toys, but they might have some dangers you hadn't considered yet. Here's what they are, as well as safer alternatives.
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The Two Types Of Cats That Have The Longest Lifespans, According To Science
We all wish our felines could live as long as we do. Luckily, there are two cat breeds that have exceptional lifespans - here's why they thrive.
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Why You Should Be Cautious Around Loose Dogs With Red Collars
Dog collar colors can have specific meanings. If you spot a loose canine sporting a red collar while out and about, here's what you should do.
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You're Probably Not Washing Your Pet Hamster's Wheel Enough
Cleaning is an important part of keeping your hamster healthy. However, it may be hard to know how often to clean specific items - such as their wheel.
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The Staggering Amount Of Time It Takes To Groom A Dog For A Show
When watching a dog show, have you ever wondered what goes into prepping the participants beforehand? Learn more about the time-intensive tasks of groomers.
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A Family-Friendly Cat Breed Known For Its Gorgeous Blue Eyes Is Also Easy To Train
One cat breed, in particular, captures people's hearts daily thanks to not only its bright-blue eyes but also its fierce loyalty, which dates back a long time.
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Tick Hiding Spots On Your Dog
Dogs that have been outside are susceptible to ticks. Here are the top spots to check your pup for ticks when coming indoors - and how to remove them.
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12 Facial Expressions Dogs Can Make (And What Each Might Mean)
Dogs use facial expressions to communicate with humans and other canines. Most can have multiple implications that change based on the situation.
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What Happens When Cats Eat Broccoli (And Is It Safe?)
If you've spotted your cat eyeing you from across the dining room table while you munch, you may wonder - can cats eat broccoli? Here's what to know.
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Avoid These 3 Ingredients When Taking Care Of Your Dog's Teeth
It's good to take care of your dog's teeth with regular brushing. However, these three toxic ingredients should be avoided. Here's what to use instead.
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Foods You Should Never Feed Your Pet Hamster
Hamsters are small fur babies that require specific diets to stay at their healthiest states. Here are some key foods to avoid feeding them.
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How Some Service Dogs Know You're About To Have A Seizure (And What They Do About It)
Some service dogs have a remarkable ability to sense an oncoming seizure and take action. Here's what the science actually says about this skill.
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