In general, cats tend to suffer from fewer hereditary health issues than dog, and the whole “nine lives” myth merely speaks on how they can survive through situations that would otherwise harm ...
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While there’s no guarantee that any dog will retain optimum health throughout their life, there are several canine breeds that experience fewer health issues than most. Given how small dogs ...
A universally held truth that all pet-owners know is that cats hate water. Sure, they may splash the kitchen faucet with their paws and lick from their water bowl, but many house-cats will act ...
Known for their unique ’alien-like’ appearance, the Devon Rex makes for a friendly, active, and highly sociable feline companion. The Latin word ’Rex’, which means ’King’, is included in many ...
Having more than 200-million scent receptors, a cat’s nose plays a paramount role in helping them navigate the world. While feline noses can be wet or dry, both are perfectly healthy, a wet nose ...
Due to their friendly personalities and large size, the Maine Coon is commonly known as the “gentle giant” of the housecat family. Despite their impressive size and intimidating appearance, ...
While your dog’s in the midst of a deep sleep, have you ever observed them barking, twitching, or running in place? As you probably expected, dogs do indeed dream and these physical actions are ...
The Ragdoll name is derived from a behavior that this breed is well-known for, which is relaxing to the point of floppiness while being petted. Making ideal family pets, Ragdoll's make ...
Often called Berners, the Bernese Mountain Dog is a large, loving, furry, and sturdy breed. While these canines play nicely with every member of your family, there are a few caveats to consider ...