Paw News

When people think about family pets, dogs often steal the spotlight. Cats, instead, are relegated to spinster ladies and teenagers. But cats can be just as wonderful—sometimes even better—companions for family life.

Many people feel reinvigorated by the calendar reset and want to make the new year even better than the last. This change is for yourself, your family, friends and community! You can also make changes in 2026 that will benefit your pet (and, most of the time, by extension yourself as well!). Here are five changes you could make in 2026 for your pet's improved health and wellness.

Okay, so buying a Christmas present for your pet may seem extra, but sharing the Christmas joy with your furry friend doesn't go to waste! The internet can show you that pets love getting Christmas gifts, including unwrapping the present. Cats and dogs are excited receiving new things and show their love and appreciation in the sweetest ways. 

Be honest, you’ve seen a picture or a video of a grey wolf out in the wild and thought about burying your head in its fluffy coat. They just look so… like your loveable furbaby. And you know that domesticated dogs have a common ancestor with the grey wolf, so how different could it really be?

While you may be on the fence about using kangaroo meat for consumption — for you or your pet — it is important to be aware of the reasons why or why not. You can make an informed choice that leads to better outcomes for your loved ones. 

Has anyone lived the dream of receiving a puppy at Christmas? Or their birthday? Or Valentine's Day – surely that's a thing, right? – or really any day of the week. Any time is a great time to welcome a new furbaby into your home, but there's a few things you need to consider before you do so.