If your dog likes to take it really slow and easy when walking under objects, he may be trancing.

Longhaired cats are super soft and gorgeous, but that long fur does require some extra attention and grooming compared to short coats. The hair can become tangled and matted, and when your kitty uses the litter box, let’s just say that things might get a little messy. The good news is that, with the right cat grooming tools and a consistent routine, you can keep your longhaired kitty looking and feeling fabulous.

February is designated as National Pet Dental Health Month, but the truth is that your pet’s oral health should be something you focus on every month of the year. Periodontal disease (gum disease) affects a surprising number of dogs, including those who are young, and other dental problems, like chipped or broken teeth, can also arise.

Have you ever listened to our dog cough and wondered if it’s just a little tickle or a sign of something far more serious? As loving dog parents, we want the best for our pups. This means we’re constantly on the lookout for trouble, which can sometimes make us a little overly cautious. But when it comes to understanding the early signs of heart disease in dogs, that diligence could save a life.

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Have you ever noticed your dog pacing, panting, or hiding during thunderstorms or fireworks? Does your dog panic when a new guest arrives? You’re not alone! Many dogs experience anxiety, and it can have a significant impact on their well-being. Anxiety has been associated with higher stress levels, behavioral changes, and even physical health issues. Understanding how to ease your pup’s anxiety is key to providing the best possible quality of life.

Have you ever watched your cat leap gracefully onto the kitchen counter, sending a glass hurtling toward the floor, shattering into a million pieces? Have you wrestled with your cat trying to get them into a carrier for a vet visit? As cat parents, we often face challenges and frustrating moments, wondering if there’s a better way.

In a heartwarming tale highlighting the power of patience, training, and a loving foster home, a six-year-old German Shepherd named Relic has been named the Pedigree Foundation’s 2025 Rescue Dog of the Year.

We’ve all been there – the whirlwind of paws, barks, and boundless energy. Having a dog in your life is an excellent source of joy and companionship, but it can sometimes feel overwhelming. While some may tell you that you need to let your dog be a dog and get over it, the truth is that too much of anything can be bad – including excitement.

There are many strategies you can use to find a pet who has gone missing, and most people start with the basics like posting flyers around town and posting about their lost pet online. Also, if your pet is microchipped, the hope is that, if they are found by someone, they will be taken to a veterinarian or animal shelter and be scanned so you can be contacted right away.

But what if your pet gets lost and no one is able to find them, even though you’ve put the word out and have looked everywhere? Well, a drone with thermal imaging technology might be just what you need.

Mars, Incorporated recently released news about their Pets and Wellbeing Study (PAWS) research program, which will focus on studying the effects that pet dogs and cats have on people’s mental health. Keep reading to learn more about this study and what the researchers are hoping to find out.