Cortisol In Dogs and Cats: Is It Important
Have you ever heard of a stress hormone? No? Cortisol is a vital hormone often referred to as the stress hormone. What is the...
Why Does My Dog Sleep with His Eyes Open?
Many say happiness is a sleeping puppy. It may be why 56% of people sleep with their pets.
But it may be strange and spooky waking...
Small Dogs Lie About Their Size, Study Says
New research shows that dogs, our most trusted companions, apparently tend to lie to other dogs and are very capable of deception.
A new...
Sarcoma in Dogs: A Science-Based Guide
Cancer is the leading cause of death in dogs, but not all cancers are the same.
There are many different types of cancer and some are...
Dogs’ Environmental Impact of Meat Consumption and What We Can Do
The food we feed our cats and dogs has a large environmental impact, and there are good ways how to reduce your pet’s carbon...
Study Says Commercial Raw Meat Foods Are Dangerous to Dogs and Humans
New study found that a substantial number of commercial raw meat dog foods available for sale contained several different dangerous bacteria that could infect...
What Breed Is My Dog? Here are 4 Easy Ways to Find Out
A year ago, I got my mixed-breed dog Lily. She was only given by a family friend, who said she was a purebred Golden...
Scientists Say You Can Continue Sharing Bed With Your Dog
New study says that sleeping with your pooch will not disrupt yours or your dog's sleep.
How often do you share a bed with your...
Do Dogs Dream and What Do Dogs Dream About?
At one time or another, most pet owners ask the questions, "do dogs dream?" and "what do dogs dream about?" Research has been done on this subject, and the answers might surprise you! I'm sure you've seen your dog twitch his legs and make muffled whining sounds while he's asleep. Is he dreaming or is this something else? The quick answer is, yes, dogs do dream. Research has found that dogs dream much like humans. What happens to your pet while he's asleep and what kinds of things do dogs dream about?
There’s a Reason Your Dog Loves His Ball
Scientists are uncovering the mystery behind why our pooches can’t get enough of tennis balls. Turns out, it's all due to canine's innate prey...
Dogs Are Our Best Friends Because We May Share Similar Genes
People may have bred themselves the perfect companions from wild wolves, and a new study shows that a lot of this has to do...
How the Study of Dog DNA is Improving Our Understanding of Humans
Analysis of canine genetics has led to several revelations about canine history, breed development and even human pathology. Determining the domestication of dogs can be...
