The Feed

Snakes might seem like odd pets to many people, but they can be the best pet for the right person. However, snakes are very different...

People talk a lot about hypoallergenic dog breeds for people with allergies, but are there any hypoallergenic cat breeds? Many people who love cats are allergic to them, just like how some dog lovers are allergic to dogs.  Keep reading to find out if there are any low shedding cat breeds and what you can do to reduce your cat allergies. Which Cat Breeds are Hypoallergenic? Sadly, there aren’t any cats that are considered hypoallergenic. All cats shed fur to some degree (excep

On April 1st, 2024, ADM Animal Nutrition announced that they were recalling several lots of their animal feed products. The FDA announced...

You may have heard mention of a dog having a third eyelid, but is it true? And what does it mean? There are lots of dog facts that are...

Brachycephalic is a dog breed category that’s known for having unique health concerns. Several breeds, both big and small, fall under...

“What do axolotls eat?” is a common question people ask when they’re thinking about bringing home an axolotl. However, axolotl food is...

After a rainy day, it’s common to see worms lying around. As disgusting as it is for us, many dogs try to eat worms off the sidewalk,...

Animals are depicted in stories, shows, and movies so often that we sometimes forget how they behave in real life. Unfortunately, many...

If you have a dog, you’ve probably noticed them excessively licking their paws at some point. When they do it, it always happens to be at the worst possible time, such as when you’re trying to sleep or watch TV. Paw licking is a normal dog behavior, but in some cases, it could be due to a health or behavior concern. So, why do dogs lick their paws so much? And when should you be concerned about it? I wrote this article because my dog, Mabel, loves to lick her paws at night. I

When most people think of rats, they think of filthy rodents living in the sewers and sneaking into homes. However, anyone that has had a...

When you adopt a rescue dog , you probably won’t know the dog’s exact age. Many dogs that end up at shelters and rescues come from unknown pasts, so there’s rarely documentation of when they were born. However, the organizations have to list something on the dog’s bio, so where are those numbers coming from? Keep reading to find out how to tell a dog’s age at a rescue or shelter. Mutts About Pets is reader-supported. When you shop through links on this page, we may earn an af

A venomous snake bite can be deadly in many situations, but not every animal is affected by venomous creatures. Several animal species,...

It’s obvious that cats have whiskers, but with dogs, you have to look closely. Dog whiskers stick out slightly from the dog’s face and...

Dogs and cats aren’t always enemies like the movies make them out to be. Many animal lovers adore both cats and dogs, causing them to...

Bumpy dog skin can be uncomfortable for dog parents to deal with, but unfortunately, lumps and bumps are common in senior dogs. In many...