The Great Cat Takeover — Why Felines Are Winning 2026
Move over dogs — the cats are officially in charge. In 2025, we’re seeing a noticeable shift in pet ownership: more households are welcoming cats, and the dynamics around those cats are changing. For anyone covering pet trends, this moment is fascinating.
How Dr. Amir Anwary Turned TikTok Fame into a Movement for Better Pet Care
When you first meet Dr. Amir Anwary, better known to hundreds of thousands online as “Amir the Vet,” you might expect a charismatic influencer who knows how to make pet care go viral. And he is that—but he’s also much more. Behind the quick tips and clever reels lies a practicing South African veterinarian on a heartfelt mission: to empower pet owners, uplift his peers, and make compassionate care the cornerstone of animal health.
Pets at Work: The Surprising Perks (and Chaos) of Office Dogs & Cats
Imagine starting your workday with a purring cat on your lap or taking a stress-relieving break to play fetch with an office dog. Across industries, businesses are discovering the remarkable advantages of allowing pets at work - but this growing trend isn't without its complications.
How Pet Parents Can Help Their Dog Feel Confident and Social
Socialization is one of the best gifts you can give your dog. It’s what helps them feel comfortable around new people, pets, and situations—without fear or stress. A well-socialized dog is more relaxed, easier to train, and happier overall. Whether you just brought home a bouncy puppy or adopted an older rescue, it’s never too late to help your dog learn that the world is a friendly place.
Are You Kitten Me? Keleigh Schettler Puts Her Cat IQ to the Test on Cat Daddy
Think you know cats? Like really know cats? Then it’s time to put those whisker facts to the test. In the newest episode of Cat Daddy on Pet Candy Radio, our favorite feline fanatic, Keleigh Schettler, joins the show for an all-out cat trivia showdown.
The five sweetest cat breeds on the planet!
Cat temperament is based on how much interaction kittens have had with humans, but even a feral cat rescue can become sweet and cuddly with their human. You may be interested in learning what the five most sweetest cat breeds are.
5 Traits of the Perfect Dog (According to Science)
If you’ve ever wondered what makes the perfect dog, you’re not alone — and now, science has some answers. Researchers from La Trobe University recently asked more than 300 dog lovers to describe their “ideal” canine companion, and the results might surprise you.
Dr. Jess Trice explains Felicyn CA-1 for Cats with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
PRN Pharmacal's Felycin®-CA1 (sirolimus delayed-release tablets) is the first disease-modifying drug that can give hope to owners of cats with subclinical hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM).,Cat lover and Vetique Chicago's Dr. Jessica Trice and her cat, Gelato explain what cat owners need to know omn Pet Candy!
Why Your Pet Still Needs Vaccines — and What the Science Really Says
You’ve probably seen the headlines — or maybe even the New York Times article, “Vaccine Skepticism Comes for Pet Owners, Too” (Oct. 27, 2025) — about pet owners starting to question vaccines.
How to Keep Your Pets Safe on Halloween
Halloween is all about spooky fun — the costumes, the candy, and the decorations. But for our pets, it can be a confusing and sometimes scary night. Strange sounds, flashing lights, and a steady stream of people at the door can make even the calmest dog or cat uneasy. Here are a few simple ways to make sure your furry friends stay safe and comfortable while you enjoy the holiday.
Millie Mullings Takes Cat Trivia to the Next Level
Pet Candy brings you a hilarious and fun spin on random cat fandom with Cat Daddy with Caitlin Palmer—sponsored by Zoetis. First-year Ross University veterinary student Mildred “Millie” Mullings, known to her followers as Diva Vet, stepped into the hot seat and proved that her veterinary knowledge is only rivaled by her obsession with all things cats.
Cozy Up with the October Issue of Pet Candy Magazine!
The air is crisp, the leaves are falling, and our pets are getting extra snuggly — which can only mean one thing: it’s time for the October issue of Pet Candy Magazine! Brought to you by Zoetis!
Some dog breeds are more likely to get diarrhea
Approximately one in every 12 dogs in the U.K. will be diagnosed with diarrhea each year, with some breeds more susceptible than others, according to a study published June 11, 2025 in the open-access journal PLOS One by Dan O’Neill from the Royal Veterinary College, U.K., and colleagues.
Caring for Your Senior Cat: Keeping Your Feline Friend Comfortable in Their Golden Years
As our cats get older, their needs start to shift—just like ours do. They may slow down a little, nap more, or have a few new quirks you’ve never noticed before. But with some extra care and attention, you can help your senior cat stay happy, healthy, and comfortable for years to come.
What Makes Cats Purr? Scientists May Have Found the Gene Behind It
Purring is one of the most unique and comforting behaviors in domestic cats, but scientists still don’t fully understand why cats do it. Some think it’s for communication, self-soothing, or even healing. This study aimed to dig deeper into the biology behind the behavior.
🍁 Fall Fun with Your Pets: Cozy Days, Crunchy Leaves, and Little Adventures
There’s something special about fall, isn’t there? The air turns crisp, the trees put on their best show, and suddenly every walk feels like a little adventure. Our pets notice it too — the cooler breeze, the new smells, the rustle of leaves under their paws. It’s one of the best times of year to get outside together, but it also comes with a few things to keep in mind.
Thanks to Cancer Treatment Grant, UC Davis Patient Receives Vital Follow-Up Care
Snickerdoodle, a 5-year-old chocolate English Labrador retriever, was diagnosed by her primary veterinarian with a mammary carcinoma following a litter in 2024. She underwent surgery with that veterinarian for mammary mass removal and a spay procedure. The histopathology report noted that the tumor was malignant, but there were no signs of metastasis at that time.
Helping Your Dog Cope with Separation Anxiety
If your dog becomes distressed when you leave the house—barking excessively, chewing furniture, or having accidents—they might be struggling with separation anxiety. The good news is there are effective ways to help your dog feel more secure and calm when you’re apart.
Introducing The Cat Cafe: Laugh, Learn, and Love Cats with Clay and Caitlin Palmer
Calling all cat lovers! Pet Candy is thrilled to announce our brand-new show, The Cat Cafe, hosted by comedians Clay and Caitlin Palmers—two hilarious humans who are just as obsessed with cats as you are. Each episode blends humor, heart, and a little bit of feline frenzy, making it the perfect watch for anyone who’s ever been captivated by a whisker, a purr, or a tiny paw.
A Quiet Threat: Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy in Cats
When people think about heart disease in pets, they often picture dogs—but cats can suffer from heart conditions too, and one of the most common and serious is Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM).