Cartoon dogs were a huge part of many TV shows from our childhood. From Pluto to Scooby-Doo, there is bound to be a dog from a TV show or movie you couldn’t wait to see on the screen. We’ve made the ultimate list of legendary cartoon dogs from a variety of eras, so no matter your age, you can find your favourites below. Take a look!

Round faces, and wrinkly skin - if you are thinking of adding a wrinkly dog to the family, then you have come to the right place. Over the past few years, wrinkly dog breeds have become much more popular. They are notorious for the rolls their skin makes and, no, it isn’t because these dogs are overweight. These adorable pooches are not just small dogs, like the Frenchie, but can also be quite large and come in many shapes and sizes. Some wrinkly dog breeds can be quite active, whilst others take a lazy approach to life. As with all dog breeds, their temperaments can be different too. So, keep reading to discover the wrinkly dog breeds that know how to steal your heart!

You’ve probably heard the rustling of a plastic bag when you’ve returned from the weekly shop, just to see your cat biting and shredding it with great enthusiasm. But why do cats gnaw or eat plastic? We’ve got it all explained below – including when it’s a cause for concern. Read on to find out all you need to know.

The first signs of glaucoma in cats can be worrying for owners. After all, this is a condition that results in a build-up of pressure in the eye, causing pain and eventually leading to blindness. Despite this, many furry companions with this diagnosis go on to live happy, long lives. Here is what you need to know about the initial stages, the signs to look out for and how it can be best treated. Read on to find out more about feline glaucoma.

We never like to think of our cats as being unhappy, or feeling sad, but in many ways they can experience feelings in a similar way as we do, and sometimes they can suffer from a feline equivalent of depression. Lots of things might cause a cat to feel a bit down in the dumps. For example, most cat owners tend to think of their cats as independent creatures, who prefer to be alone. But that is not always true. Some cats need companionship and like to be cuddled and loved, and so sometimes a lack of affection can lead them to feel blue. Knowing what signs to look out for will help you to determine whether your cat is suffering from a low mood state and what you can do about it. Carry on reading to find out all you need to know about depression in cats.

We often think that our cats lead lives of total luxury with their every whim catered for, so it can come as a surprise to realise that such a life of leisure can lead to feline boredom. Much like dogs, cats can develop serious behaviour problems if they become bored and they can express that boredom in rather destructive ways. So, carry on reading to find out more about cat boredom and whether you are the owner of a bored cat.

Does your cat seem to be losing balance, their sense of direction or having trouble standing up? These might be signs of a syndrome called feline vestibular disease. Keep reading to find out what it is, as well as the main symptoms to look out for, so you can intervene promptly and seek veterinary advice to help your cat feel better.

Merle dogs are super cute, but do you know which breeds are in this group? We’ve got them all listed below, along with other merle dog facts and potential health conditions that you should be aware of. Keep reading to discover lots about some of the most amazing pooches out there.

It may be difficult to believe that cats get cold despite them being extremely adaptable creatures. If your cat gets too cold, they could be at risk of health conditions such as hypothermia and frostbite. When the colder weather starts to set in, it is important to know when the temperature is too low for your cat and when they should be kept nice and warm inside. So, do cats feel the cold, and if so, when is it too cold for them?

Small in size, perfect to snuggle with and fairly low maintenance, cats seem specially made for relieving stress. And some of them really take on this job. Therapy cats and emotional support cats can play an important role in the recovery and comfort of many people dealing with illnesses, disabilities or for those simply looking for a cuddly companion. As if we needed another reason to love our furry friends even more, these amazing cats can be found snuggling elderly people for a bit of extra support, playing with autistic children to offer them that much-needed friendship or even going for walks with people dealing with mobility issues or those who need exercise. Keep reading to discover more about therapy cats and the awesome breeds that are on a mission to make people of all ages feel loved and supported.