Dogs intuitively share habits with their humans as a way to fit into your life. This behavior may be displayed in how they seem to want dinner around the same time you usually eat dinner, how they share your moods, how they seem to be really active when you are typically active, how they copy our vocalization mouth movements, and will even move like you move, a la dancing!

That agitation you as the Cat Mom or Cat Dad are experiencing is caused by a little something our Cat Masters have devised, dubbed the “Irresistible Purr”! WHAT?!? It’s like super sweet while also so annoying!

Pet Parents are traveling with their four-legged family members in record numbers post-pandemic. I know I am. Here's a Need To Know of Furkid travel necessities, accommodation recommendations and what you can do if you need to leave your pet unattended back at the hotel or vacation rental. Safe travels!

When it comes to caring for our furry family members, I want nothing but the best. I understand that Furkids Inc. may not be for everyone and there are other options out there. I want pet parents to feel completely empowered.

So, here is everything you need to know and/or ask when you are interviewing a doggie daycare, pet sitter, or dog walker from someone who knows the business as a client and as an operator.

Human beings have long been thought of as the only species that tear-up due to emotional response; however, some super smart Japanese scientist just posted a study that provided significant data to say that dogs do cry due to emotional response!

Helping your cat live their best life involves providing them with a safe, healthy, and enriched environment that meets their physical and emotional needs. Here are some essential tips to ensure your cat's well-being and happiness is being met.

It’s okay that your dog is dog selective, contrary to mass FORMER popular opinion. Just like humans, dogs have their unique personalities and preferences.

With so many companies ending Work From Home, a lot of our Pandemic Puppies and Cats are watching Mom and/or Dad walk out the front door and freaking out. Older dogs and cats are also experiencing a resurgence in separation anxiety, having gotten quite content with pet parents being home a lot. Read on for some tips to help with this very real problem.