Pets

Our pets aren’t just companion animals. They’re treasured friends, and even beloved family members. While it’s never fun or pleasant to think about what will happen to them if the worst should happen to us, it’s very important to consider how we can ensure they are well cared for when and if we are no longer able to care for them ourselves. Thankfully, creating a solid plan through a pet trust can help give us peace of mind.

Does your dog understand Spanish? A study has found that canine brains show different activity patterns to different languages.

Looking to fly the (pet) friendly skies with your furry sidekick?  As we all know flying can be a bit stressful even when we are going it alone – add  your four-legged kid to the mix and now there’s more for you to worry about.

Each year the American Kennel Club tracks dog registrations to see which breeds are gaining in popularity in the United States, and which ones are falling out of favor. 

Given how much time we spend with our four-legged companions, it's natural to assume they can eat with us, too. However, some human food can be dangerous for dogs.

President Joe Biden's new puppy Commander got his moment under the flashing lights of the Washington press corps — and time frolicking on the beach.

The new year is upon us.  It's time to take a look back on the past year and determine what we might want to change, do better or accomplish in 2022.  For pet parents, much of this reflection applies to the lives they share with their pets.

If your puppy or kitten gets sick or injured, an unexpected medical bill can derail your budget. For more Americans, pet insurance gives peace of mind.