For a new (fur) family tradition, add this special DIY dog treat and cat treat your Christmas morning menu.
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How are you spending Thanksgiving with your dog or cat? Chewy’s Senior Vet answers our community’s top questions on Thanksgiving with pets in 2020.
Serve up this tasty treat and prepare to be covered in thank-you kisses!
Fear Free veterinary visits can reduce the fear felt by dogs and cats at the veterinarian’s office helping them live longer and happier lives.
Playful, sociable and oh-so elegant, a Siamese cat might just be the perfect family pet for you.
Looking for a seasonal cat treat recipe? Whip up these cat-approved pumpkin mini muffins.
This month, we’re celebrating National Cat Day with heroes from Lanai Cat Sanctuary, Anchorage Animal Care and Control, the Human Rescue Alliance and the Cat’s Meow Cafe.
Vet Q&A: Dr. Alice Villalobos Answers Your Questions on Pet Euthanasia and End-of-Life Care
Embark on the next adventure with your pet safely with these pet travel tips from Chewy’s resident veterinarian, Dr. Katy Nelson.
From newborn kittens to senior cats, we have the information you need to give your cat the best life possible, at every life stage.
Dr. Amy Pike and Chewy’s resident veterinarian Dr. Katy Nelson discuss new pet adoptions and pet behavior as we navigate life during a pandemic.
Being a pet parent isn’t just a duty—it’s a calling. But just how extra is your pet-parenting style? Take this pet quiz to find out.
Heading to the pool or dog beach with your pup? Check out nine dog water toys designed to send your dog swimming!
Looking for an easy (and fast) way to pamper your kitty? Whip up this DIY cat treat recipe that's sure to earn you plenty of purrs.
The summer is the perfect time to change up your routine and spend some time with your pet in the Great Outdoors! Here are five ways to do just that!
Dr. Zay Satchu, DVM, and Chewy’s resident veterinarian, Dr. Katy Nelson, DVM, discuss how pet health care providers are adjusting to a new normal.
The signs of stress in dogs and cats can be confused with other illnesses, so speak with your veterinarian if you notice any of the following signs.
There's no way I'll let sniffles and sneezes get between me and my kitties. These three life hacks help me cope.
