What Pet Insurance Covers: Dental, Spay or Neuter, Wellness and Exclusions
Learn what pet insurance usually covers, from accidents and illness to dental care, spay or neuter and wellness add-ons, and which exclusions catch owners out.
Learn what pet insurance usually covers, from accidents and illness to dental care, spay or neuter and wellness add-ons, and which exclusions catch owners out.
Plain cooked potato is generally safe for dogs in small amounts, but butter, garlic and onion are not. Here is what to skip, how much is fine and when to call a vet.
Buy puppy insurance early, before health issues appear. Learn what plans typically cover, what they exclude, and how waiting periods and exclusions work.
Compare pet insurance plans like for like: how deductibles, reimbursement rates, annual limits and exclusions work, plus a checklist to use before you sign up.
Paw licking can come from allergies, pain, skin infection or boredom. Learn the common causes, what you can check at home and when to see your vet.
A little dandruff in winter is not always a worry, but persistent flaking, itching or hair loss often has an underlying cause. Here is how to narrow it down with your vet and care for your dog's skin safely.
A tiny bite of plain ham is unlikely to harm a healthy dog, but salt, fat, bones and glazes make holiday ham a risky treat. Here is what to do instead.
A few safe ingredients and an ice cube tray are all you need. Keep portions small, check labels for xylitol, and remember treats are extras, not meals.
Plain pumpkin is generally safe for dogs in small amounts, but pie filling is not. Learn how much to give, how it can help digestion and when to call a vet.
A cat's stare is usually attention, affection or a request for food. Learn how to read it, and which staring signs call for a veterinarian visit.
Cats pee outside the box for medical reasons or because of litter, box or stress problems. Learn how to tell them apart and when to call your veterinarian.
Adult cats mostly meow to talk to people, and it often works. Rule out health problems first, then reward quiet and meet your cat's needs on a schedule.
Dogs lick for affection, attention, taste, habit or stress. Learn what each cause looks like, how to cut it back, and when to call your vet.
Three breeds joined the AKC in 2026, bringing the total to 205. Meet them, see which breeds are next, and learn what recognition does and does not guarantee.
Most household dangers for dogs sit at nose height: medicines, food, trash, cords and chemicals. A 20-minute room-by-room sweep removes the worst of them.
The FDA says two lots of Darwin's Natural Selections Chicken Recipe for Cats tested positive for Salmonella. Check your freezer for lot 12731 and lot 12493.
The Thanksgiving dog show airs on NBC at noon on November 26, 2026. Here is what is confirmed so far and how the judging really works.
Published averages for accident-only, accident and illness, and wellness plans, why premiums climb every year, and how to cut the cost without gutting your cover.
Most owners need less camera than they think. A feature-by-feature guide, the true cost of subscriptions, and a privacy checklist for day one.
A self-cleaning box can save daily scooping, but it also hides early warning signs. Here is how to pick one safely, or decide to skip it.
A short, practical list of what a new kitten really needs on day one, how to set up a safe room, and what to add over the first few weeks.
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