Is your furry friend a bundle of nerves? Your dog is not alone. Studies show that up to 72.5% of dogs exhibit anxiety-like behaviors.¹ From thunderstorms to car rides, many dogs struggle with stress. Luckily, calming treats offer a tasty solution to help your pup relax. Research has found that certain ingredients like L-theanine can … Read more
In equine diversity, some breeds stand out for their rarity and unique characteristics. With over 350 recognized horse breeds worldwide, a select few teeter on the brink of extinction. According to a study, 33.4% of horse breeds are at risk, while the status of 54.4% remains unknown. These rare breeds, shaped by centuries of selective … Read more
Cats are one of the most popular pets in the world, with an estimated 370 million living in households globally.1 But while breeds like the Siamese and Persian are well-known, there’s a whole world of rare and exotic felines out there that many people have never encountered. From the curly-coated LaPerm to the wild-looking Sokoke, these … Read more
Once abundant across the American West, grizzly bears were reduced to just a few hundred animals by the early 1900s due to hunting, habitat loss, and conflicts with humans. But thanks to efforts by the U.S. government and its partners, grizzly populations are making a comeback in several western states. States with U.S. Government Grizzly … Read more
When you think of the Old English Sheepdog, a picture of a shaggy, endearing fluffball likely comes to mind. Known for their distinctive, tousled coats and sweet, gentle demeanor, these dogs are beloved by many. But beyond their iconic appearance and charming personalities, there’s a lot more to these dogs that might surprise you. Here … Read more
Have you ever wondered what your dog is trying to tell you? Many pet owners struggle to decipher their canine’s cryptic communication. From tail wags to growls, our furry friends use complex language that’s easy to misinterpret. In fact, a study by Edge Hill University found that a surprising number of dog owners misread their … Read more
Studies show that cats prefer moving water sources, with 38% showing a strong preference for running water over still bowls.1 This evolutionary instinct stems from their wild ancestors seeking fresh, uncontaminated water sources. But that doesn’t stop there – prepare to have everything you thought you knew about cats and water turned upside down as … Read more
Black horses, with their sleek coats and powerful presence, evoke a sense of mystery and elegance. While black is not the most common coat color in horses, it holds a special allure in equestrian circles and popular culture. Did you know that the gene responsible for black coat color in horses, called the Extension gene, … Read more
A study published in the Open Veterinary Journal 2017 shared that black brindle Cane Corsos have a longer lifespan than other colors.¹ Their median lifespan exceeded the overall median by 1.01 years and surpassed other colors by 2.21 years. This makes the black brindle Cane Corso an attractive choice for those seeking a long-term companion. … Read more
Have you ever wondered why your feline friend loves to bump their head against you? This adorable behavior, known as head bunting, is common for cats to show affection and communicate with their humans. But there’s more to this quirky cat habit than meets the eye. In 2024, approximately 46.5 million households in the U.S. … Read more
