Pets

eTailPet consulted authorities like the American Kennel Club, The Humane Society, and vet practices to help you decide which toys to buy based on your pup's personality.

Ollie looked into how the pandemic and return to work impacted separation anxiety in humans and dogs using news reports and research studies.

While baby boomers far outpaced other age groups in pet spending in 2021, spending evened out among all Americans in 2022, per an eTailPet analysis of BLS data.

CitizenShipper looked at Best Friends Animal Society data to examine increased shelter populations and how they are responding.

Ollie looked at news articles, research journals, and historical sources to outline the major milestones in the history of dog food and nutrition.

eTailPet used data from Charity Navigator to highlight the top 10 highest-rated domesticated animal charities in the United States.

eTailPet compared pet spending across the country and analyzed why West Coasters spend so much more on pets, using Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

Ollie explored how dogs' diets vary around the world using a variety of research studies, news articles, and historical resources.

Way.com put together some essential tips for hassle-free road trips with pets.

Which city loves animals the most? Stacker calculated which major metro areas have the highest share of pet owners using data from the Census Bureau.

Ollie curated a guide to help you understand your dog's nutritional needs at different stages of life, consulting with veterinary experts and using leading pet health resources.

Pet owners are feeling inflationary pressures more than non-pet owners. eTailPet examined the causes and how pet owners are dealing with rising costs.  

Stacker listed every dog breed officially recognized by the American Kennel Club since the start of the 21st century.

To find out the longest-living dog breeds, Stacker examined data from the journal Genetics and American Kennel Club's 2023 breed popularity rankings.  

Take a look at the top 10 paw-pular names by state and Washington D.C., brought to you by Wag!.

There are some lovable dogs you may have never heard of. Stacker highlights the 100 least popular dog breeds in America based on data from the American Kennel Club.  

Wag! compiled a list of seven plants that are nontoxic and fun for cats to chew and play with, especially if they don't react well to catnip.   

Pet insurance brand ManyPets compiled a list of tips for training your dogs at home, including setting up an environment for success and a few specific commands.  

Taking your pup to the dog park for the first time can be an exciting yet intimidating situation if you're unsure what to expect. To help, ManyPets has compiled 10 tips to follow so both you and your pet can enjoy your time at the park.

Think pet insurance premiums are consistent across dog breeds? Think again. Sound Dollar took a look at 20 popular breeds and the factors that might influence their premium costs.