Pets

How to tell if your dog really loves you

Ollie reports dogs show love through eye contact, affectionate gestures, and emotional connections, demonstrating a genuine bond with their owners.

Evolution of the cyber-pet: Mapping the rise of the digital companion

OLLOBOT reports on the rise of cyber-pets, AI-driven companions reshaping relationships in a digital age, signaling evolving human-machine interactions.

4 key behavioral differences between male and female dogs, according to new survey

Kinship reports a study revealing key behavioral differences between male and female dogs, including fear, aggression, trainability, and attention-seeking.

How single Americans are spending Valentine’s Day with their dogs

Spot & Tango reports many singles are celebrating Valentine's Day with their dogs, reflecting a shift towards valuing pet companionship over romantic relationships.

6 signs your dog is feeling lonely

Kinship reports signs your dog may be lonely include destructive behavior, restlessness, and excessive vocalization; socialize them to help.

Why your dog suddenly refuses to move in the middle of a walk

Kinship reports that dogs may refuse to move for various reasons, including fear, discomfort, or simply enjoying their environment. Understanding their body language is key to addressing the behavior.

Why does your dog get so excited about snow?

Kinship reports that dogs love snow for its sensory stimulation, cold temperatures, and unique scents, though safety measures are crucial.

Has the doodle craze gotten out of hand? The truth behind this trendy breed

Kinship reports on the Doodle craze, exploring their popularity, hybrid nature, health risks, and grooming needs, urging potential owners to consider individual dogs over trends.

8 fun ways to keep your dog entertained indoors when it’s freezing outside

Kinship reports eight fun indoor activities to keep dogs entertained during winter, emphasizing play, training, and mental stimulation.

Budgeting for your dog in 2026: What it really costs and where pet parents are choosing to spend more

Spot & Tango reports that dog budgeting in 2026 prioritizes intentional spending, focusing on quality food for better health and long-term savings.

Does your dog need a winter coat?

Kinship reports that whether a dog needs a winter coat depends on factors like breed, size, and health; small or thin-coated dogs often need additional warmth.

How much to feed a puppy

Spot & Tango reports on feeding puppies, highlighting age, breed size, and nutrient needs for proper growth and health.

The holidays are prime time for pancreatitis—here’s how to protect your dog

Kinship reports that holiday celebrations can trigger pancreatitis in dogs, highlighting symptoms, causes, and prevention tips for pet owners.

Can your dog eat Christmas dinner? The holiday foods pets can and can’t have

Spot & Tango reports on safe holiday foods for dogs, warning against harmful items and how to include pets in festive celebrations responsibly.

How to say sorry so your cat actually gets it

Kinship reports that cats can feel upset for various reasons. To apologize, respect their space, meet their needs, and adjust behaviors patiently.

Is your dog a toy addict? A new study says it’s totally possible

Kinship reports that a study suggests dogs can exhibit toy addiction-like behaviors, such as ignoring food and being distressed when toys are removed.

Prescription medication costs are adding up for pet owners

GoodRx reports 44% of pet owners face prescription costs straining their budgets, with many delaying care due to expenses.

One solution for invasive spotted lanternflies? Your dog, study finds

Atmos reports that a study shows pet dogs can effectively detect invasive spotted lanternfly eggs, aiding in their control and prevention.

How a dog helped a Utah man survive an 11-hour night crawl through the mountains

The Salt Lake Tribune reports a man's survival after a UTV crash, aided by his dog, Buddy, during an 11-hour crawl to safety.

Dogs and their people: Companions in cancer research

Knowable Magazine reports that studying dogs' cancers offers insights into human cancer, due to similar pathways and faster tumor progression, aiding quicker clinical trials.

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