Veterinarians reveal why cats chew nonfood items-and share the exact steps to redirect this risky behavior safely.

Declawing your cat for the sake of your furniture or to avoid being scratched is rapidly becoming taboo, as a growing number of countries and states are banning the once common procedure many call ...

We’re hoping the county will prioritize animal welfare over the safety of a sofa, and protect cats from needless and ...

We’re hoping the county will prioritize animal welfare over the safety of a sofa, and protect cats from needless and unnecessary pain.” ...

Delaware passed a bill to ban new pet stores from selling dogs and cats. The state's two existing dog-selling stores will be allowed to continue operations. The bill aims to combat puppy mills, which ...

The strange dog behavior called cobbing has fascinated veterinarians and animal behavior experts for years. Far from random, ...

Tim Burton’s 1992 sequel is 34 years old today, and the story behind it, a vacuum-sealed catsuit, penguins with bodyguards, and a fast-food tie-in that cost Burton the franchise, is somehow stranger ...

Netflix's British slate is packed with star-studded movies and returning hits. Here is your ultimate guide to what's coming in 2026, 2027, and beyond. It’s was long rumored that the reality series ...

It’s not uncommon for a cat to lick another cat. Owners with multiple cats probably see the behavior, called allogrooming, in ...

If there’s one thing a cat will do, it’s scratch. For your feline friend, it doesn’t matter if it’s a cat tree or a scratching post; they’ll enjoy clawing at anything they can get their paws on.

Cats gnawing on cords, blankets, toxic houseplants and hair ties send owners scrambling for solutions and for good reason.