The WSDA advises pet owners to take precautions to reduce the risk of exposure.

Veterinarians debunk common pet myths and explain what you should know instead to keep your pet healthy and happy.

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In this TikTok, Mr. Finnegan, a big orange gentleman with all the Main Character energy, hops up on the bed where his human ...

Cat lovers, meet your new happy place. El Jefe Cat Cafe in Tucson, Arizona, is a towering three-story wonderland where ...

To this day, animal testing remains one of the most controversial issues in animal rights. Activists have been fighting ...

IT grieves me to say that, as a rule, we are not kind to animals. We seem to ignore or to be unaware that as beings with life ...

This is exactly where you should put your bird feeder to get the most feathered customers. If you find yourself feeling ...

The pet food market in 2026 is driven by humanisation - when consumers increasingly view their pets as part of the family - and the resulting premiumisation. The demand for pet food that can improve ...

A contaminated bowl can make pets sick with vomiting, diarrhea or infections. And those germs don’t always stay in the ...

Although cats can enjoy the occasional treat, long-term weight gain caused by overfeeding can affect your cat's health by ...