Your pet is standing right behind the door as soon as you enter your home and he knows exactly when you’re getting ready to leave the house. Just plain co-incidence? Or telepathy?

A pet is a part of ones’ family and having a pet for a considerable amount of time is an enriching experience. But it can be very traumatic for the owner when his or her pet becomes old.

Ever wondered why your hamster rolls on his back or what your rabbit is trying to tell you by grinding his teeth? Animals have their own way of communicating with humans. Sometimes, they use the most obvious signals and at other times they do funny things just to get our attention.

A pet is a member of the family. When a pet falls sick, the rest of the family worries. How does one gauge when a pet is sick? Especially if your four legged fur ball is a new addition to your family.

Everyone knows keeping a pet enhances the emotional well-being of the owner. But how many of us really make sure that our hamsters, cats and dogs are emotionally secure?