Dogs Can Smell Trauma in Human’s Breath

Well-established research shows that dogs can help humans with PTSD or other types of mental distress. Now research indicates that trained dogs can smell trauma on human’s breath. Read more.

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Another benefit of pets: less screen time for children

Research shows that children who have pets have more physical activity, have better sleep habits, and have less screen time. Learn more.

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Pet Power

The unconditional love of a pet can do more than keep you company. Pets may also decrease stress, improve heart health, and even help children with emotional and social skills. Read more.

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Cognitive traits by dog breed

Is your dog social, easy to train, or excitable? Does it follow directions from you, or work independently? Different breeds have different cognitive traits. Learn more here.

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Kennel Cough

Canine infectious respiratory disease complex, better known as ‘kennel cough,’ is a highly contagious sickness in dogs. Here are some tips on how to tell if your dog has the cough, how to treat it, and how to prevent it.

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No, Cats Aren’t Jerks

Cats have a reputation of being aloof and disconnected from their people, when in fact they’re quite social. Learn about the deeper nature of cats to each other and to humans.

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It’s Not Your Imagination: You’re Happier with a Pet

Research suggests that people with pets feel more loved than people without pets. But why? Read more here.

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Dog & Human Friendship is in the DNA

The connection between canines and humans runs deep – all the way to the genetic level. Learn about the science that explains why dogs are such great human companions.

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Heartworm Disease

Heartworm disease in pets is serious but preventable. Learn about the signs, treatments, and preventative measures.

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Why Do Cats Knead?

Kittens and grown cats may knead for different reasons, but the behavior is deeply rooted and intentional. Learn more.

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