A new app for pet owners, created out of the loss of more than 1,000 pets in the Marshall Fire, is one of the first that will help owners account for pets during disasters and individual emergencies.

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Pet ownership in the digital age has never been easier. From training your pup to understanding your cat’s meows, these apps ...

Did you know that approximately 66% of U.S. households, which accounts for nearly 87 million homes, have a pet? Among these households, an estimated 65 million have a dog. With so many pets in the ...

We always want to make sure our pets get the best possible care. It's frustrating when we think something is wrong with them and have to take them to the vet and pay hundreds of dollars only to find ...

Whisker’s 2025 Litter-Robot lineup adds AI insights, quieter cleaning, and better odor control to make cat care easier for ...

NBCUniversal Local's 2023 Clear The Shelters campaign runs Aug. 1 through Aug. 31 An app designed to help you find the purr-fect pet to adopt is now even easier to use just in time for NBC and ...

Animals should be given enough attention and necessities daily. As owners, we are responsible for the condition of our pets. In some cases, our pets could lose their way accidentally even though they ...