by Clayton Knowles
Cats do the darnedest things! We enjoy having them as our companions, but they often do things that we find puzzling. Why do they do what they do? Of all domesticated animals that share our homes, cats are the closest to their wild, undomesticated cousins

by Heather Knowles
The time has come for you to leave on holiday. You can’t bring Fido with you. You don’t want to put him in a kennel. What are you going to do?

by Heather Knowles
There have been a lot of assumptions as to what caused the start of COVID-19, or the coronavirus, which has taken the world by a deadly storm. More than once, animals have been blamed. And while there could be some truth to that (bats are being examined at the moment), the domesticated animal, our house pets, the furry members of our family are the last ones that should be looked at

by Clayton Knowles
With many of us living in large metropolitan areas away from nature, it is natural to want to bring nature to us. An easy way of accomplishing this is via houseplants. From reducing stress, boosting mood, and adding life to our living spaces, houseplants have been shown to be beneficial to humans. However, when it comes to our furry companions, some of these beautiful plants can be deadly

by Eleonora Vaiana
What would you say if I asked you the opposite of a dog? A bit of an odd question, to be sure, but most would say a cat. The inverse is true as well: few would disagree with the statement “the opposite of a cat is a dog.”

by Samantha Catalano
When a puppy joins a family, one of the biggest problems, if not the biggest, is the fact that it may do its “business” anywhere in the house. Teaching a dog to pee and poo outside is the main goal of every new dog owner (and every dog trainer)

byEleonora Vaiana
One of dog owners’ most common mistakes is to think that these wonderful living creatures have the conception of spite. Besides being a fundamental error from an ethological point of view, sometimes there is the risks of becoming a danger for the safety of our dearest four-legged friends