
Help Your Dog Enjoy the Holidays
Here are fives tips on how to keep your dog entertained (and safe) this holiday season.
Let’s talk about both the little things and big moments of life with pets. Like exercise routines, pet-sitter checklists, pet-safe plants…and how much it all costs.
Here are fives tips on how to keep your dog entertained (and safe) this holiday season.
This study says you benefit from a power nap. Guess what? So does your growing new pet.
You may be running into a bunch of Kelces at the dog park.
Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 48 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.
Because you really need to stop Aunt Beth from trying to give your cat wine.
Let those ears flap in the wind and live your life with abandon during the season of the literal horse girl.
Set your pup up for success.
Border Collie, Messi, is loving his moment in the spotlight and is ready for Awards Season.
According to a study, trained service dogs can interrupt panic attacks, wake veterans from nightmares, and more.
Which comes first: a nervous person or a nervous pup?
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Dog behaviorist Scott Sheaffer on how pets may suffer from seasonal affective disorder, too.
How the spirited Xoloitzcuintli breed shines on Día de los Muertos.
If you’re trapped indoors on a bad weather day, these activities will keep your pup entertained.
In response to a certain list that went viral this week, we’ve got you covered.
Give your pup a taste of the good old days and take in a flick at one of these dog-friendly drive-ins.
Researchers call it the “puppy-dog eye effect” — and oh, boy is it effective.