As most cat lovers know, cats are largely awake at night, roaming through the house in the dark. Although many people believe they are nocturnal, cats are actually crepuscular, which means they are most active at dawn and at dusk. Unfortunately, this means that you and your cat’s sleep schedules are unlikely to be the same.

Music is a gift for all to enjoy. Thanks to the vast variety of musical styles and genres, there’s something for everyone to love! But have you ever wondered if dogs and cats have the same appreciation for music as we do?

As much as we would like to, we can’t take our pets with us every time we leave the house. Unfortunately, that means that your pup or cat might be hanging out at home for hours at a time as you travel from work to school to social events and, eventually, back home.

Training a dog is not as easy of a task as it sounds. Although most owners get the basics down successfully, a lot of potential training mistakes can set your dog’s progress back or prohibit it from learning cool new tricks. Unless you’re an expert, training probably doesn’t come naturally to you, and mistakes are normal. However, learning about common training mistakes and finding ways to rectify them will ultimately make training easier and more fun for both you and your pup!

Although dogs usually get a bad rap for chewing on household items, cats can also partake in destructive chewing from time to time. Discovering your cat chewing on something in your home can be frustrating, especially when it’s an item you can’t easily hide or get rid of.

Adopting a new cat requires a lot of pre-planning. You’ll not only need to meet your new member of the family and ensure it’s the right fit, but you’ll also need to get all the essentials: a litter box and litter, food, toys, a pet carrier and more.

We live in a busy world, and unfortunately, we can’t always be home as often as we’d like to give our pets the love and play time they deserve. But that doesn’t mean our cats have to sit at home, bored, with nothing to do.

If you own a cat, you have more than likely gotten the joy of watching it tentatively walk onto a pile of blankets and softly press its paws on the surface. Or, your cat may have even come up and done this on you!

If you’ve been considering adopting a cat, one of the most common pieces of advice you may have heard is “Adopt two! It’s so much better!” While there is logic behind adopting two cats simultaneously—especially ones from the same litter—there aren’t only benefits, leading some to question whether two is really better than one.