7 Ways Pets Improve Your Health

Your fluffy friend is good for your physical and mental well-being. Getty Images May 2, 2014— -- intro: When you come home to a purr or wagging tail at the end of a stressful day, the sudden wave ... Read More

5 Best Luxury Pet Wellness Trends, According to a Vet

One of the best luxury pet wellness trends ties right now has to be luxury grooming services. Today, it's not hard to find places that offer things like pawdicures, coat conditioning and dog spas, ... Read More

September a good month to prepare pets

Fido may not pack a go-bag, and Fluffy probably isn’t checking the fire escape plan — but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be ready for an emergency. September is National Preparedness Month, and San ... Read More

7 Dog Breeds That Can Help You Lower Your Blood, Say Experts

Dobermans can give off an intimidating vibe, but this breed is an excellent and enthusiastic companion. They are also a great dog breed for lowering blood pressure. “Dobermans are a very loyal breed,” ... Read More

Dr. Cynthia Maro: The importance of a calm, stress-free home for pet health

A calm, stress-free environment isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity for keeping pets physically healthy and emotionally balanced. Read More

The Brutal Truth About Why Your Pet Can’t Actually Cure Your Anxiety

Pets have always been a source of attachment for people, but they became emotional lifelines during the recent pandemic. Adoption centers reported overwhelming demand for pets. Read More

Pets don't necessarily improve their owners' well-being

People often turn to pets to boost their mood and find companionship. Improving well-being and reducing loneliness are among the most cited reasons for adopting an animal companion. Subscribe to our ... Read More

An Unexpected Way for Pets to Improve Your Relationship

Research tells us that pets from turtles to cats bring us happiness, companionship, improved physical health, and a sense of purpose. In particular, dogs have been shown to reduce stress, anxiety, ... Read More

Pets don’t necessarily improve their owners’ well-being

Catherine Amiot is a member of the emerging Board of Directors of the PHAIR Society, an academic society that seeks to promote research on human-animal intergroup relations. She has received funding ... Read More