Dog magazine – page 3

The Chonk Chart makes us laugh, but behind the meme lies a real and growing issue: feline obesity. Many outdoor cats are fed by multiple households without their owners realizing it. Understanding where your cat spends time — and how active they really are — can make a crucial difference for their long-term health.

Do hypoallergenic cats really exist? Learn what causes cat allergy, why Siberian, Sphynx and six other breeds appear on these lists, and how to reduce allergens safely at home.

Many dog owners worry about 5G and mobile radiation. This article explains what radiation really is, what research shows, and why modern wireless technology is not dangerous for dogs in everyday life.

If your dog runs away, panic won’t help. This practical guide explains what to do, what to avoid, and how to increase the chances of finding your dog safely.

GPS trackers and Bluetooth trackers for dogs and cats work in completely different ways. This article explains the difference in technology, range and reliability – and why the choice matters in practice.

Battery life in GPS trackers for dogs and cats depends on far more than battery size alone. This article explains how update frequency, Bluetooth usage, mobile coverage, activity level, temperature, and power-saving modes affect battery life in real-world use.

The Saint Bernard is one of the largest dog breeds in the world. Learn about size, weight, temperament, puppies, health, lifespan, costs and why this gentle giant remains a beloved family companion.

For many dogs, New Year’s Eve is the most stressful night of the year. Veterinarian Trude Mostue explains why fireworks cause fear – and what you can do to help your dog stay calm and safe.

The Great Dane is often called the world’s biggest dog. Learn how large a Great Dane can get, its weight, personality, lifespan, health concerns, training needs and whether this gentle giant is the right dog for your family.