From Meowy Poppins to Ruth Bader Ginsbird, we've got the ultimate list of funny pet names for cats, dogs, horses, birds, bunnies and beyond.
What's in a name? When it comes to our pets, a whole lot. From Bella and Bailey to Luna and Leo, experts explain the most popular pet names for 2020.
A horse's lifespan depends on factors like diet and lifestyle. But how long do horses live, usually? Learn more about the average lifespan of a horse.
The social media famous Esther the Wonder Pig may have undergone some serious struggles throughout her life, but now she’s living large—in every sense of the word.
If your breeding birds are not using the nest box, check out the lighting situation and the size and entry of the nest box.
Keeping the German blue ram cichlid fish.
Some birds display beak clicking behavior as a sign of comfort or happiness.
Have Patience With Nutrient-Deficient Java Ferns
Will a lovebird and sun conure have fertile eggs, or are different bird species able to breed?
Tell me about keeping sharks and rays in the home aquarium.
Breeding the bushy nose pleco.
Identification, pathology, treatment and prevention for dropsy (edema), Malawi bloat and similar syndromes in aquarium fish.
Watch out American Idol, these singers are just warming up.
As its name suggests, guppy disease (Tetrahymena) is a major problem for those keeping guppies, but other types of fish can be affected too.
Tips on breeding Xiphophorus helleri, also known as the swordtail fish.
Most brackish aquariums showcase those few, rare, odd species that have specially adapted to a freshwater and saltwater habitat. Learn about four brackish water plants that thrive in this combination environment.
For this edition of Chewy's Picks, we spoke with video colorist Chelsea Fernandez who told us her fave bearded dragon products for her spikey friend, Dart.
For this edition of Chewy's Picks, we sat down with Chewy social media manager Kyle Harty who told us all about his office pet, Onyx, and what products he swears by to keep his fish happy and healthy.
