Behavior

Every time the doorbell rings, your normally well-behaved dog goes nuts, won’t stop barking and wants to be first through the front door to see who’s there. So, what can you do to make the next delivery to your home a more pleasurable experience? Find out as we give you tips on how to train your dog from barking when the doorbell rings.

As an owner, it’s part of your responsibility to maintain the right balance between natural behavior and something that could cause distress or injury to others. Find out how to sink our teeth into the world of dog chewing and discover plenty of tips about how to stop puppy biting and puppy nipping.

When cats wander outside, they’ll experience a wealth of opportunities for mental stimulation. They might stumble across another cat, hear the sound of a car’s horn or take in the smell of some leftover food in a garbage can.

Along with a reputation for being loyal, many dogs often seem to have insatiable appetites and want to sink their teeth into almost anything. That’s not always the case, with some known to turn their noses up at what’s in their bowl and simply walk away.

Cats have a reputation for being single-minded, independent and choosy. They can by nature be picky or fussy eaters. Find out how to stay on top of their fickle habits as we look at ways you can keep their taste buds engaged.

Katy Perry might think we all should shine like fireworks that light up the night sky. Some dogs might disagree. Fireworks act as a great metaphor when we need to talk about finding our inner strength.

You might have heard of catnip as the plant that makes your cat high. While this isn’t entirely false, it is important to learn more about it to conclude with a more definitive answer to the question, “can my cat eat catnip?”. Read further on what catnip is and how it affects your cat.

You’ve thought of it all: toys, food bowls, a litter box, a scratching pole, and even a comfy bed. There’s been no expense spared for your precious new arrival. One week later and… Houston, we have a problem. Your new kitten is not eating.

As a dog owner, you will be at the heart of your pet’s daily life. Your dog relies on you to provide food, take them for walks and love them. This dependency lies behind part of the reason that dogs have a habit of staring at their owners. Read on to find out what it is your best friend might be trying to tell you when they give you a long, meaningful stare.

Paw licking can be part of the normal grooming routine for many dogs. This is especially true for those that have longer hair. Sometimes it can be a sign of an underlying health issue. You might notice that your dog feels distressed when they lick their paws…