When Nature Defies Boundaries: The Dogxim Case
In an extraordinary testament to nature's unpredictability, scientists confirm the existence of a hybrid animal that blurs the lines between domestic and wild.
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5-Year-Old Is Determined to Rescue Two Abandoned Puppies
Realizing how hungry the two puppies they found were, a little boy was moved to tears.
Vikings Brought These Mystical Creatures Onboard Their Ships, and They’re Still Popular Today
Loving, gentle and sociable, these wonderful family pets with their intelligent gaze can grow as large as 22 pounds. Be prepared to be fascinated with these gorgeous, fluffy creatures, especially with their mystical triangular head shape. Have you ever seen one?
Controversial for You, but It’s Downright Awful for Your Pet
Even this federal agency warned the veterinary community against this health snare. Pets can't break it down because they lack the necessary enzyme. What's more, it binds minerals and leaches them out of your pet's body. So why are food makers so thrilled with this new disaster?
How to Make Walks Enjoyable for You and Your Dog
Dog walks are essential for the physical and mental well-being of your pup, and maybe you, too, no matter the time of year. If you dread or avoid walks for any reason, here are some tips for getting you both back on track for the new year.
Guy Makes an Outdoor Elevator for His Cat
Miso's private elevator allows him to visit a construction site, his favorite nighttime haunt.
Winged Wisdom: The Surprising Health Hacks of Birds
In a stunning revelation from the animal kingdom, the great bustard, a majestic flyer, has been found to engage in a practice that mirrors human herbal medicine.
Short-Legged Dogs Still Love Snow!
With 9 inches of snow outside, she thought her dog would want to stay inside. Nope!
Nearly Half Still Believe This Painful but Persistent Dog Myth — Do You?
Astonishingly, when researchers told participants that these dog pairs were siblings and asked them to explain the differences, 42% claimed the differences were due to genetic variations. Not this painful process inflicted on them by owners and breeders.
