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5 Fun Dog Breeds that Love To Play With Humans

Dogs have long been known as humans’ best friends. They are the perfect companions for people of all ages. Whether children or the elderly, a furry friend can uplift your mood within minutes, wagging their tail and running toward you with a ball when you return home from work tired.…

Times Pets · Jan 23

From Streets to Signals: How City Life Is Quietly Rewriting the Behaviour of Stray Dogs and Cats

City streets were once unpredictable spaces for stray animals. Food was scarce, humans were distant, and survival depended largely on instinct. Today, cities have changed. With growing populations, expanding infrastructure, and constant human presence, urban spaces have become complex ecosystems. In the middle of all this live stray dogs and…

Times Pets · Jan 23

Why Some Pets Pretend to Be Hurt When They Want Attention

We often believe that animals live purely on instinct. That they eat, sleep, play, and react without intention or strategy. But anyone who has lived closely with animals knows there is much more happening behind those innocent eyes. Across homes, streets, farms, and even wildlife sanctuaries, there are moments when…

Times Pets · Jan 23

Are Ozempic Based Drugs Necessary for Overweight Cats?

Feline obesity is no longer a rare problem. With indoor lifestyles, free feeding and calorie dense diets cats are now overweight or obese. Recently researchers have shown interest in Ozempic like medications which were originally designed for human diabetes and weight loss. It is claimed such drugs can help manage…

Times Pets · Jan 22

Easy and Clever Ways to Keep Dogs Indoors Safely

Keeping dogs indoor is becoming increasingly common especially in urban homes where outdoor access is limited. While dogs naturally enjoy fresh air and open spaces, indoor living is safe, comfortable and enriching when done right. They key is not confinement but creating an environment that meets the dog's physical, mental…

Times Pets · Jan 22

Everything You Need to Know About Using Dog Muzzles

Dog muzzles come with negative stereotypes but in reality they are useful safety tools when used correctly. A muzzle does not mean a dog is aggressive or badly trained. Instead, it helps prevent accidents, reduce stress in certain situations and protect both dogs and humans. What Is a Dog Muzzle…

Times Pets · Jan 21

No, Polar Bear Fur Isn’t White and Science Explains Why

When we think of polar bears, one image comes to mind almost instantly. A large, powerful animal wrapped in thick white fur, moving silently across ice and snow. For years, we have believed that polar bears are white because their fur is white. It feels obvious. It feels natural. But…

Times Pets · Jan 21

How Minor Infections in Cats Turn into Serious Lifelong Issues

In cats minor infections are not minor at all. A small eye discharge, mild sneezing or a tiny wound looks harmless but could lead to something serious. Because cats instinctively mask pain, infections quietly worsen before owners realize something is wrong. Ignoring these early signs allow bacteria, viruses or fungi…

Times Pets · Jan 21

The Hidden Side of Aging in Dogs: Beyond Grey Fur and Slow Walks

Dogs do not understand why their bodies feel different. They do not know why stairs feel harder or why their energy fades faster. They only know that life feels unfamiliar in ways they cannot explain. As pet parents, understanding this hidden side of aging helps us show more patience, care,…

Times Pets · Jan 21

Fun Brain Games To Improve Your Dog's Intelligence

Engage your dog's brain using food and toys in creative ways

Toys are effective improve cognitive abilities

Mealtimes are a great time to introduce brain games as most dogs are extremely motivated by food. We recommend using a portion of your dog’s daily food for games in order to…

Times Pets · Jan 20