For all the reasons we love our dogs and cats, their sniffing of each other's butts isn't exactly one of them. Yet sniffing is a vital part of animal socialization and an important behavior. Read Article

Are you looking for ways to connect with your cat? Maybe you're concerned that your relationship is a little one-sided. It's not always easy, but there are plenty of ways to make your relationship with your cat stronger Read Article

Veterinarians are not only an important part of your pet's health, but also a critical component of the pet owner's support system. When looking for a veterinarian, it is important to find one that you feel comfortable with and who has the same care philosophy as you do. Read Article

Cats aren't as susceptible to cavities as are humans, but that doesn't mean their dental health can go without supervision. Read Article

You've heard of dog shows, but have you ever heard of cat shows? The first modern cat show was held in London in 1871. Read Article

Maybe you've heard of National Kitten Day, but have you heard of National Black Cat Appreciation Day. Since 2011, August 17th has been marked as National Black Cat Appreciation Day. Read Article

It can be a fine line between play and aggression when your cat turns feisty. Feistiness can be the indicator that something in your cat's mood is changing Read Article

Watching your cat bat at a ball or chase a wand toy is as cute as can be. But did you know that play is important to your cat's overall health and wellbeing? Read Article

Having a litter box in the house is likely the least pleasant part of owning a cat, but the litter box is one of your cat's most important possessions. Read Article

If you're a cat owner, you know that cats can be pretty funny house mates. From their quirky sleeping habits to the strange things they do when they're bored, cats can keep us entertained with their antics. Read Article

You've seen it before - your cat walking around like a boss, all independent and aloof. But when it comes time to give them their medicine, they turn into a total diva. If you're struggling to get your cat to take their medication Read Article

If you're like most cat owners, you want to do what's best for your furry feline friend. And if your cat is getting up there in years, that might mean switching over to a cat food that's made for senior cats. Read Article

Moving to a new home is a big adjustment for anyone, including our pets. Animals are creatures of habit and thrive on routine, so it's Read Article

If you're a pet owner, you know that pets can bring a lot of joy to your life. But if you have multiple pets, you may also know that they don't always get along. Whether it's your dog chasing your cat or your two cats fighting over territory Read Article

Calling all pet-parents! This year, National Pet Day is on Sunday April 11, 2021. Whether you've got a dog, cat, bird, fish, horse, rabbit, chicken, snake, Read Article

While most of us would enjoy having perfectly sunny weather, with fresh breezes caressing our faces throughout the day, weather takes on many forms. Whether you live in tornado valley, earthquake central or hurricane island, every region of the world can find itself contending with Mother Nature. Inclement weather can strike at any time, without warning so it's imperative to have a plan in place to ensure that not only you are safe, but that your pets are safe and sound as well. Read Article

From the most outlandish accomplishment to the inspirational success, the Guinness World Record books hold them all. Check out these outstanding records that are held by animals, from the tallest dog to the most slam dunks done by a rabbit. Read Article

While we adore our pets and often take them with us on errands and the occasional road trip, sometimes we have to leave our furry friends behind. If you're a parent, you understand the importance of choosing the right babysitter to care for your children. Well, pets are no different & they need the same supervision, love, and care as our children do & especially since our pets cannot communicate their specific needs with us or let us know if they've been hurt. Read Article