Are Communal Water Bowls Safe for Dogs? Not Really!
5 Great Pets for Young Children to Learn and Grow With

Introducing a pet into a child’s life can be one of the most rewarding decisions a family makes. The right animal companion can teach empathy, patience, and responsibility and provide a lot of joy and entertainment. 

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3 Heartwarming Stories of Rescue Dogs Finding Their Forever Homes

Every year, countless dogs find themselves in shelters, each with a unique story and a longing for a loving home.

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Does Clicker Training Actually Work?

Training your furry friend can feel overwhelming and confusing, especially if you're met with inconsistent results.

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Do Cats Miss Their Owners? Here's What Science Says

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When Stressed, People Prefer Pets Over Family and Friends

When you feel stressed, do you turn to your pets and seek comfort from them? Well, there’s nothing strange or odd about that. Mars and Calm teamed up to conduct a survey of 30,000 pet parents, and they found that more than half of them would rather spend time with their pets when they want to get away from their troubles. Keep reading to learn more about their findings.

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Having a Pet Influences How and If People Travel

If you’ve ever felt guilty about traveling and leaving your pet behind at home, you aren’t alone. According to a TrustedHousesitters survey of pet parents in the United States, having a pet can influence your travel plans.


Keep reading to learn about some interesting stats, and see if you share a lot of the same feelings as so many others who aren’t always excited to go on vacation without their fur babies.

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Why Your Indoor Cat Still Needs Daily Exercise (+ How to Make It Fun)

In the wild, cats are natural hunters, climbers, and roamers. But when our feline companions trade open fields for cozy couches, it doesn’t mean their need for daily exercise disappears. 

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7 Essential Tips for Welcoming a Rescue Dog Into Your Home

Bringing a rescue dog into your home is a huge commitment.

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Loyal Pup's Warning Prevents Potential Disaster on Hike

Comments on the video praise Shona for keeping her mom safe, while warning Palmer to always pay attention when her pup sounds a warning.

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9 Signs Your Pet Is Trying to Tell You Something Important

Pets communicate with us all the time, it just doesn’t involve words. From changes in behavior to subtle body language, they have their own ways of letting us know when something’s wrong or when they need something.

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Researchers Compared Relationships with Dogs to Those with Humans

Researchers in Hungary wanted to learn more about the relationships people have with their dogs, and how those relationships compare to the ones they have with fellow humans. What they found might be surprising to some. For dog parents who have a strong connection with their canines, though, the results may confirm that they aren’t alone in how they feel about their pets. Keep reading to learn more about this study.   

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Rare Video of a Tuckered Out Border Collie Captures Hearts

TikTok video captures the moment exhausted Border Collie, Storm, nods off after lengthy hike. An absolute rarity for this breed!

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3 Fun Games to Keep Your Dog Cool This Summer

Long walks and high-energy fetch sessions are generally off the cards when temperatures soar, but that doesn’t mean playtime has to take a backseat.

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Why Has My Cat Suddenly Gone Off Their Food?

Cats are known for being picky eaters, so it’s not unusual for them to turn their noses up at a meal now and then. But if your feline friend suddenly stops eating altogether, it’s natural to feel a little concerned.

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10 Ways to Pay Attention to Your Dog’s Wellbeing During the Summer

A couple of summers ago, I took my dog, Jasper, on what I thought would be a quick walk around the neighborhood. It was warm, but I figured we’d be fine. Five minutes in, he started slowing down, panting harder than usual, and looking up at me like, “Mum, what are we doing?”

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