Is Your House Cat Wilder Than You Think?
Your cat’s daily habits — from hunting to sleeping — come straight from their wild ancestors. Here’s what that means, and how it can help you take better care of them.
Cat Tips
Understand your cats more and read insightful tips on how to make the best food choices, solve problems like litterbox issues and health concerns, and more.
Need a Laugh? Bring One of These Entertaining Animals Home with You
These entertaining kitties are sure to help you laugh off life's worries with their amusing antics. They're as agile as monkeys, balance in precarious and unusual places, show off to tickle your funny bone, and so much more. But, there's one group of people they won't be a good fit for.
Is Your Pet's Brain Aging Faster Than Their Body?
Watching a beloved pet's body outlast their sharpness is one of the harder parts of loving them into their later years — and one shaggy, unusual-looking food is quietly emerging as one of the more promising natural supports for the aging brain.
How Did These Breeds All End Up 'Naked?'
Some people consider these 'different' pets far more alluring than a 'normal' cat or dog. Yet their oft-stated reason for choosing one is mostly a myth. Find out why. Plus, how to care for one of these breeds should you decide they're right for you.
Watch Out for This Synthetic Vitamin — It's a Liver Toxin
Even in very small amounts, ingestion of this common vitamin on a daily basis may cause harm to liver and red blood cells, and perhaps even your pet's kidneys, lungs, and other tissues. Check your pet's raw, cooked, kibble, and canned food labels now for this easily identifiable ingredient.
Has Pet Health Taken a Back Seat to Convenience Food?
Processed pet food and human food have something in common: the former is made from the waste of the latter. Yes, waste. If not for the existence of food deemed 'unfit for human consumption,' there would be no processed pet food in its current form.
Without This, Pets' Skin and Coat Can Suffer
Winter only makes skin conditions worse, and indoor heat can make your pet's skin dry and flaky, and their coat lackluster. No matter what you feed your pet, they may need more of this nutrient, especially now. In fact, this deficiency is widely considered the No. 1 cause of flaky skin.
Breathe Easier with These Pet Friendly Plants
You do not have to choose between a lush, green home and a safe one for your dog or cat — knowing which favorites to skip can save both your greenery and your peace of mind.
The Calm You Can't Buy in a Bottle
A pet who cannot relax does not always need a pill or a supplement. What they may need is more opportunities to think, explore, and engage — that is where enrichment comes in.
