A Very Different Kind of Groundhog
Tot, the groundhog, may be developmentally different, but his sweet personality and bond with his brother make him unforgettable.
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Say Good Riddance to Nasty Pathogens That Riddle Pet Toys
Pet toys can be a hotbed for Staph, parasites, fecal contaminants, bacteria, and viruses. Toys made the top 10 list of germiest home items. Don't let germs proliferate while you overlook the risk. Protect yourself today — discover how (and how often) to sanitize each type of pet toy.
Why Your Cat Thinks Gravity Is a Game
Behind your cat's deliberate paw nudge that sends your belongings off the counter is a mix of curiosity, hunting drive, and a surprising interest in how things fall. Here's what's going on (and what you can actually do about it).
This Cat Brings Her Human Slippers
After losing her owner, Bea found a new home — and a very unusual habit of bringing her human slippers, socks, and clothes.
Powerhouse Plants That Can Prevent and Heal Disease in Pets
This powerful, inflammation-fighting superstar can support healthy organ function in your pet, thanks to its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antibacterial, antifungal, and anticancer properties. The best part? Your pet may not even mind it if you sprinkle some on his food.
The Silent Condition That Slowly Steals Your Dog's Sight
Your dog may seem perfectly fine, but this stealth eye disease can slowly take away their sight. Learn the early signs and how to help protect their quality of life.
The Bearded Dragon Who Hates Being Alone
Reggie, the bearded dragon, changes color when he's lonely — turning bright again the moment he's back with his humans.
Can Your Dog Tell if You’re Happy or Mad?
Dogs are incredibly in tune with human emotions, but a new study attempted to find out if they can distinguish between your happy or angry mood based on facial expression alone. Does your dog know the difference?
Garlic: Is This 'Dangerous' Food Getting a Bad Rap?
It's indispensable to many cuisines, imparting powerful flavors, and a wide array of health benefits. Many pet parents mistake it as toxic for dogs, but that's a misconception — it's actually beneficial when fed in the right amounts.
