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According to a study, cats use their sense of smell to identify humans. A preferred nostril, in particular, influences their behavior.

Puppies are increasingly being bought less from breeders, while the illegal puppy trade is booming. German Kennel Club CEO reveals why.

The English Pointer combines hunting passion with an elegant look. Those who meet its need for intensive activity gain a loyal companion.

PETBOOK explains how you can provide first aid for your dog and when a visit to the veterinarian is essential.

Dog trainer Katharina Marioth explains on PETBOOK what it really means when your dog ignores you and offers tips to improve your connection.

The Sussex Spaniel, once threatened with extinction, now delights as a loyal family dog. Learn more about its fascinating history.

The Basset Fauve de Bretagne is a sturdy hunting dog from France, known for its tracking skills and affectionate nature.

Many people want to train their dogs without any form of punishment. Dog trainer Katharina Marioth reveals whether that's truly a good idea.

The Skye Terrier combines elegance and independence. Known for its association with British nobility, it is also quite demanding.

People who are afraid of dogs seem to exert a magical attraction on these four-legged creatures—and there's a reason for it.

As a crossbreed between a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Poodle, the Bernedoodle combines two contrasting personalities in one dog.

Cats shouldn't drink milk. PETBOOK explains why milk isn't suitable for cats and suggests better alternatives.

What do we know about cats before domestication? Apparently, they didn't originate in the Neolithic period and ended up on the dinner table.

Do Cats Lie in the Sun Out of Convenience or Is There More to It? PETBOOK Explains Why Cats Love the Sun–and What Owners Should Watch For.

For many cats, the garden is a true paradise. However, those who allow their pets to roam freely should be aware of certain dangers.

The causes of fever in cats can vary. However, it is often a sign of a serious illness or infection. PETBOOK explains how to measure it.

When detected early, struvite stones in cats are treatable. A diet or surgery may be necessary to prevent pain and damage.

Rabbits require plenty of space and special care, as veterinary costs due to improper care are not exactly low.

With their enormous cheek pouches and keen sense of smell, the pouched rat is making waves—not just in living rooms.

Guinea pigs are popular pets because they are easy to keep and quickly become trusting. PETBOOK explains the reasons guinea pigs suddenly die.

Wet tail disease is one of the most dangerous diseases that can affect hamsters and is often fatal.

In order to avoid injuries when trimming rabbit's claws, there are a few things owners need to bear in mind. PETBOOK gives important tips.

It is not always easy to determine the sex of rabbits straight away. PETBOOK reveals how you can do it anyway.

Animals can touch hearts. A new study shows this can be taken literally with horses. PETBOOK presents the study on equine-assisted therapy.

Our PETBOOK author dared to start riding again despite her fears. A Psychologist talks about how to overcome the fear of riding.

The horse does not lose its winter coat? This could be due to Equine Cushing's Syndrome or PPID. How to treat it.

Different colored ribbons are used on horses. Riders use them to communicate certain things about their animals.

In Switzerland, bits and bridles that can inflict pain on horses will be banned in future. But are these generally animal cruelty?

PETBOOK author Manuela Lieflaender is getting back into the saddle after 20 years. She shares her return to horseback riding.

Corvids are considered mysterious and secretive, but they are very intelligent. An ornithologist reveals 7 fascinating facts about Corvids.

The coconut lorikeet is a colorful parrot that is popular as a pet, but poses challenges due to its diet. Read about its care on PETBOOK.

Cockatoos like to season their pasta with a somewhat strange dip - namely vegan blueberry yogurt. This is shown in a study.

Birds and reptiles are two classes of animals, right? No, because they actually belong inseparably together, as researchers have long known.

Diamond doves are very small birds that can be kept as pets. However, they also have special requirements to feel comfortable in human care.

The color of parrot feathers is created in a special way, as studies show. However, the process does not appear to be as unique as expected.

The Mud turtle impresses with its protective mechanism and is easier to care for than larger species. Here's how to keep and care for them.

Unlike dogs and cats, reptiles rarely show symptoms when they're unwell. So how can you tell if a tortoise is sick?

Are tortoises suitable pets for children? The supposedly easy-to-care-for reptiles are primarily one thing: not cuddly animals.

Keeping tortoises outdoors in a species-appropriate way is very time-consuming. Experts give tips on how to make it work.

The stickleback is a popular cold-water fish and garden pond inhabitant in Germany. What you need to keep and care for it.

Clownfish and anemones are an example of a symbiotic relationship in the animal kingdom. This probably also includes active feeding.

Each year, more than 200,000 cases of marten damage to vehicles are reported. But why do car cables fascinate martens them so much?

Hyrax's charming call captivates social media, becoming a viral sensation. Learn more about the rock hyrax.

For the first time, it has been documented how the Mount Augustus snail lays eggs from its neck—a milestone for the species.

A new analysis reveals that all three egg-laying mammals descend from a common ancestor, challenging conventional evolutionary theories.

Cuttlefish wave underwater. A new study provides surprising insights into complex communication through movement and patterns.

Moray eels are inherently frightening. Few people know that some species have two sets of jaws equipped with sharp teeth.

Adidas Surprises With Decision to Stop Using Kangaroo Leather Animal rights activists celebrate the victory against animal cruelty.

The Eurovision Song Contest is causing a stir with the "Laika Party" song, which trivializes the tragic story of the dog Laika.

A month after the earthquake in Myanmar, the plight of animals remains severe. Many are traumatized, and the danger is not yet over.

A raccoon caught with a crystal meth pipe surprises police officers during a traffic stop in Springfield. The driver is arrested for drugs.

Many people still unfortunately feed ducks with bread. PETBOOK explains why this harms the waterfowl.

The Congress in Mexico City has passed a new law banning the killing and injuring of bulls during bullfights.