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Whether they're unusually active or have a penchant for finding hidden treats, these cat breeds are known for keeping their owners on their toes.

Does Your Dog Put His Paw on You? This Is What He's Trying to Tell You

You shower your dog with all kinds of affection—but are you ever unsure whether your dog really loves you back? This simple act may be your answer.

How to Bathe Your Cat—Plus, How Often You Actually Need to Do It

Behaviorists give us the scoop on keeping your fluffy friend happy and calm.

Why Do Cats Like to Sleep at Your Feet?

As it turns out, your beloved felines are actually trying to protect you.

Scruffing a Cat: What Is It, and Why Do Experts Say You Shouldn't Do It?

There are alternative solutions.

What Is Catnip and How Does It Affect Your Cat?

Understand the science behind this popular treat.

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Pet Paw Balm

The ice, snow, and salt from pavements can do a number on your dog's paws. A homemade balm—of natural ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, and beeswax—is the perfect ointment to keep his paw pads healthy this winter.

This Is How Often You Should Wash Your Pet's Bed

Even if you bathe them regularly, it's healthier for your pet and your home to launder their sleeping area, too.

The Quietest Dog Breeds That Aren't Likely to Bark

Cats Use Their Ears to Keep an Eye on Owners Without Moving, New Research Finds

New Research Suggests That Your Dog Might Have a Favorite Christmas Song

How to Keep Pet Hair Out of Your Laundry and Remove It from Your Washing Machine

Most of Us Prioritize Our Pets' Physical and Mental Health Over Our Own, a New Study Finds

Research shows that cat and dog owners try all kinds of methods, from behavior training to acupuncture therapy, to help their furry friends stay well.