Could This Simple Daily Habit Calm Your Dog's Anxiety?
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Otter Demands His Nightly Burrito Wrap After Bathtime
Every night, rescue otter Mr. Chow takes a warm bath, unplugs his own drain, and demands to be swaddled like a burrito before bed — it's pure serotonin.
Looks Like a Bobcat but Acts Like a Dog and Begs You to Call Her Adorable
She loves water, lives to take walks on a leash or fetch toys like a dog, responds to commands, and might even feign a growl at times. Plus, she's adaptable to all kinds of living situations. Despite her 50% possibility of this one oddball trait, she truly hopes you'll call her yours.
Cauliflower: A Simple Veggie with a Secret Superpower for Dogs and Cats
Just like broccoli, this cruciferous vegetable contains a powerful compound that can stimulate over 200 genes and has multiple benefits. Here's how to share it with your pets.
This Duck Just Wants To Be Held Forever
Eleanor, the duck, refuses to be put down — she quacks until she's back in Mom's arms, snuggling into her neck like she's trying to climb inside.
How Often Should Your Dog Get a Potty Break?
What's the upper limit for leaving your dog home alone? And more importantly, how often should they get a potty break for their well-being and comfort? It's a far shorter time than you might think, for very important reasons.
New Year, New Tricks — Fresh Starts for You and Your Pet
Start the new year by giving your pet a fresh start, too. Explore simple resolutions that build better health, deeper connection, and a happier rhythm for the year ahead.
Terrified Senior Dog Finds Comfort in a Toy Lamb
After years in a puppy mill, Bruce finally feels safe — thanks to his favorite stuffed lambie. Now this once-terrified senior golden knows real love.
How to Recognize Early Signs of Cognitive Decline
Much like humans, many cats and dogs experience declining mental ability as they age. However, it often goes unnoticed until the condition becomes so advanced that there's little you can do to slow its further progression.
