Pets

Pets and Christmas trees can be a chaotic combination.

Having pets doesn’t mean sacrificing the well-being of your Christmas tree. There are easy measures you can take to keep your Christmas tree pet-proof.

Overwhelmed by all the choices on the market? We’ve rounded up an assortment of the best gifts for pets, as chosen by the experts.

Keep your pup away from the pumpkin pie.

Not all Thanksgiving scraps are healthy for your furball. Some are even dangerous.

According to Rover’s latest annual pet name report, there are dogs out there named Anna Delvey.

Chowing down never looked so positively adorable.

Discover the best dog treats for puppies, adult dogs, and senior canines, according to these experts.

There’s never a bad time to adopt an older pet—but doing so now could save you a couple hundred bucks.

Turkey-flavored dog “beer” from Busch is the perfect treat to keep chow hounds occupied on Thanksgiving.

It’s impossible to resist the fox-like charm of the Samoyed. Learn more about these fluffy dogs and their history in the tundra.

There’s more to basset hounds than floppy ears.

Don't let their droopy looks fool you: There's more to this noble breed than meets the eye.

Four good dogs were asked to detect the sweat of people stressed out over a tough math problem. The result? Pups know when you're having a bad day.

With its spotted coat and large green eyes, the Egyptian Mau looks like a miniature jungle cat.

The breed was named after King Charles II.

Before you bring home a new plant, be sure to check that it's safe for your pets, too.

Get peace of mind (and a greener space) with these pet-friendly plants, plus find out which plants aren't so safe for cats and dogs.

Which type of wet food is right for your cat? Experts share their favorites here.

Wondering what to feed your pet? These experts share their tips (and picks) for choosing the best wet foods for cats.

The American Bobtail is a large, muscular cat with a “bobbed” tail that stems from a natural genetic mutation.

Some dogs munch on dirt the way humans dig into ice cream. But why?

How well do you know humankind's best friend?

Detox from the world by learning more about the animal that humorist Josh Billings called "the only thing on Earth that loves you more than you love yourself."