Spring is the season for new growth and with it comes runny noses, itchy eyes and a host of other symptoms of seasonal allergies. Humans aren’t the only ones who suffer seasonally, however: Many of our pets are also allergic to pollen, mold and other...
They may look like a mustache, but for our feline friends, whiskers are far more than a fashion statement. A cat’s facia...
Tails serve many practical purposes for our canine companions, from giving them better balance while running to spreadin...
Most cat owners have a funny photo of their feline friend totally relaxed, tongue dangling from his mouth. While an outstretched tongue is normally a harmless—and adorable—feline quirk, any pet that’s taken to sticking out his tongue constantly is li...
We’ve all had the jarring experience of a cat jumping onto our laps, purring away, only to watch Kitty flip and suddenly...
Empty cardboard boxes may seem like trash to us, but to our feline friends, they offer a safe space to sleep, keep warm ...
We all love our dogs, but not necessarily their doggy smells. While some pets simply enjoy eating, romping or rolling in foul things, bad odors can also be a sign of serious health problems in your pet. Knowing the source of your dog’s bad smell, the...
Cats evolved in arid environments, making them well adapted to tolerating thirst. Too little water can increase your pet...
The American Humane Association estimates that more than 10 million cats and dogs are lost or stolen in the United State...
Cats can provide companionship, playmates and more enriching lives for their fellow felines, but introducing a new cat into your household can bring a flurry of tension and hostility when you already have a furry friend. By carefully planning introdu...