Curious Beagle sniffing a bowl of coconut water with a coconut visible beside it

Can Dogs Have Coconut Water? Here's What the Studies Say

23 April 2024

The pros and cons of feeding your dog coconut water, including how much to give them, health concerns, and other things to keep in mind.

Concerned homeowner approaching a small, calm sparrow perched on a shelf in a dimly lit garage, with hand outstretched to guide it outside

How to Get a Bird Out of Your Garage Without Hurting It: Responsible Bird Extraction

23 April 2024

How to get a bird out of your garage, with tips on opening doors, gently guiding it outside, and calling for help from wildlife professionals.

Close-up portrait of a small poodle mix dog wearing a recovery collar, resting on a plush pet bed with a worried expression after surgery

Why Do Dogs Shake After Surgery? Causes and Comfort Tips

23 April 2024

Reasons and treatments for postoperative shivering in dogs, such as the effects of anesthesia, pain, anxiety, and problems with temperature regulation.

Close-up portrait of an alert, curious-looking German Shepherd with thick, distinctive whiskers

Is It Ever OK to Trim Your Dog's Whiskers? What Vets Say

23 April 2024

Why you shouldn't cut your dog's whiskers and what you should know about taking care of this important part of their body.

Close-up portrait of a small, brightly colored red-eyed tree frog looking directly at the camera with a quizzical expression

Do Frogs Have Emotions? The Science of Frog Happiness

22 April 2024

The case for frog happiness, positive emotional responses, and the moral considerations of frog consciousness.

Jack Russell Terrier cautiously sniffing a plate of chicken bones on a kitchen table, with a cooked chicken visible in the background

Can Dogs Eat Chicken Bones? The Risks and Safety Precautions

22 April 2024

Hazards of feeding dogs chicken bones, such as choking, internal injury, and exposure to bacteria, and other things to let your dog chew on instead.

Chestnut Arabian mare standing in a lush green pasture, with a swollen belly indicating an expected foal

How Long Are Horses Pregnant? An Explanation of the Mare Gestation Period

22 April 2024

Most horse pregnancies last between 11 and 12 months, although the length of gestation can be influenced by the age of the mare, the breed of the horse, and the nutrition of the mare.

Slender ringneck snake with distinctive orange-red ring around its neck, coiled and poised to strike in a natural wooded environment

What Do Ringneck Snakes Eat? Exploring Their Dietary Needs

22 April 2024

Ringneck snakes are known to consume other snakes, lizards, frogs, salamanders, and small mammals, and they use a combination of venom and constriction to hunt and kill their prey.

Medium-sized, grey blue catfish with spotted fins resting on a damp cloth, with a curious expression as it begins to dry out

How Long Can Catfish Live Out of Water? Understanding Catfish's Limits Outside of Water

22 April 2024

Depending on the size of the catfish, they can live for different lengths of time, ranging from 5-10 minutes for small catfish to over an hour for larger species.

Bengal cat with a spotted coat nudging a vase containing geranium flowers, with a slightly guilty expression

Can Cats Eat Geraniums? What You Need to Know

22 April 2024

Some types of geranium are poisonous to cats and can cause stomach upset if eaten, so you should avoid these plants if you have cats.

Photorealistic image of a well-behaved Pug puppy standing on the counter of a Starbucks cafe, surrounded by Starbucks cups and pastries, with a cheerful Starbucks barista in the background smiling and handing the puppy a 'Puppuccino'

Can You Bring Your Dog to Starbucks? A Look at the Pet Policies

22 April 2024

Starbucks' dog-friendly rules, the Puppuccino, differences in local laws, and the opening of the first pet-friendly Starbucks in South Korea.

Closeup of a Persian cat's face, showcasing its beautiful, long whiskers

Whisker Shedding and Regrowth in Cats: What the Research Says

22 April 2024

Whiskers fall out and grow back on a normal schedule, so if you notice that your cat's whiskers are falling out, there is likely no cause for concern.