Your guide to understanding PTSD in pets—including how to help them heal.
anxiety & separation anxiety
Learn how to deal with separation anxiety (and other forms of pet anxiety) so they keep calm when you’re not together.
Why Is My Cat Suddenly Clingy?
They’re never far away, but you’d like a little distance.

5 Calming Products for Cats
Because New Year’s Eve is never a silent night.
New Dog Training Programs
Try these free training programs from our friends at Dogo to help with new dog life and basic obedience.
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Merci Collective founder Chani Ronez on her new collection of crystal and catnip-infused toys for cats.

The real question is: Should you?
Just a small request to lower the volume, please.
Can Cats Have ADHD?
A question you may be asking after you observe any number of their behaviors...

It’s the unofficial start of summer, and you don’t want to spend it at the emergency vet.

It’s the key to a happy cat.
Ask a Vet
Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 48 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.

Did you get a dog for emotional support and now they are the one who needs it?
How Do Cat Diffusers Work?
Learn how you can get your chronically anxious cat to chill.

Advancements in artificial intelligence are changing everything from the way we detect illnesses to how we keep our pets safe.

Is Your Cat SAD?
Four ways cats can combat seasonal depression.

Communication is key, and pheromones are your cat’s version of DMs.

If your cat’s ripping their carrier to shreds, there might be an answer.

People have opinions about this cat toy. Here’s what you need to know.

It’s been three years since adoption rates spiked. Let’s check in on those pets.

Why your cat freaks out when you’re away (and how to help).

If cats had their own TikTok trends, this would be one.

Good thing they can’t talk about you in therapy.

You could solve the mystery that is your kitty.

People, let me tell you ’bout (your cat’s) best friend.

They want you around more than your sweaty T-shirt in their carrier, but thanks for the thought.

Just kidding, but you (or other pets) might be stressing them out more than necessary. Here’s how.

Does Your Pet Need Therapy?
Dogs and cats can’t read self-help books, so a veterinary behaviorist explains how your pet may benefit from being in treatment.

A veterinarian and a behaviorist’s tips for preparing your cat for your new WFO schedule.