Study Shows Dogs Can Smell Cancer in Other Dogs
Researchers recently proved that dogs can smell cancer in other dogs after dogs in their study successfully detected bladder cancer.
Dr. rer. nat. Saskia Schneider
Managing Editor
Dr. Saskia Schneider holds a doctorate in biology. During her studies at the Freie Universität of Berlin, she focused on zoology and animal behavior. In addition to training as an editor, she completed training as a behavioral consultant with a focus on cats at the Academy for Applied Animal Psychology and Animal Behavior Training in Switzerland. She is always accompanied by her Pomeranian Yumi - in her home office, her two cats Nairobi and Sweety also support her in her work on the articles. Immer mit dabei ist Zwergspitzhündin Yumi - im Home-Office unterstützen sie zudem die zwei Katzen Nairobi und Sweety bei der Arbeit an den Artikeln.
Interview with the President of the Hunting Association "No Hunter Enjoys Shooting Cats - but it is Necessary"
Dammann-Tamke from the German Hunting Association explains why hunters have to shoot cats and how this supports species conservation.
7 tips How to get cats to like you
Are you one of those people that cats run away from? With these 7 tips from our editor and cat behavior expert you can get cats to like you.
Masters of manipulation Can dogs fake illness?
Studies show that our four-legged friends simulate behavior to gain advantages. But do dogs also fake illness?
Specialized strategy Orcas observed hunting the world's largest sharks for the first time
Marine biologists document for the first time how orcas hunt the world's largest sharks. They use special strategies to do so.
10,000 animals kept on farms! Animal rights activists uncover cruel tiger trade in South Africa
South Africa is the largest exporter of tigers. Thousands of big cats are bred on farms to meet the demand for bones and skins in Asia.
Finnish study Emotional bond between humans and dogs measured for the first time
Spending time with our pet creates a feeling of closeness. This can even be measured - by the dog's heart rate.
Continental Dwarf Spaniel Papillon - how to keep one of the smallest dog breeds properly
The Papillon is suitable as a beginner's dog due to its friendly nature. The butterfly ears are characteristic of the breed.
Toilet training How to teach kittens to use the litter box
Kittens use the litter box quite early on. However, accidents occasionally happen, especially at the beginning. Playful training can help.
Social media trend Dangerous! Expert warns against new cat toy
A cat toy is currently trending on social media that is attached to the animals with a collar and is anything but fun.
Avoid injuries and stress Expert gives tips on how to cut birds' claws correctly
If you keep birds, there is usually no getting around trimming their claws. A veterinarian explains how to cut birds' claws properly.
Socialization Study shows the best way to get cats and dogs used to each other
A new study from England investigated what really matters when it comes to getting dogs and cats used to each other.
Pay attention to signals Almost everyone makes these mistakes when petting cats
Cats love to be stroked. Unfortunately, there are a few things you can do wrong when petting cats and misunderstandings often arise.
Behavior explained Why cats like to lie on paper and other surfaces
As soon as you sit at your desk, the cat comes and sits on your documents. Where does this fondness of cats for lying on paper come from?
Behavior explained The curious reason why martens bite car cables
Over 200,000 cases of marten damage to motor vehicles are reported every year. But what fascinates martens so much about cables in cars?
Study shows for the first time Octopuses cooperate with fish when hunting and even "share" the prey
A study shows that octopuses form hunting groups with different fish and coordinate them by striking them with their tentacles.
Pawlooza PETBOOK at the first dog festival in Germany! What it was like
PAWLOOZA, the first festival for dogs in Germany, took place in September 2024. Was it worth a visit? PETBOOK was there.
Study provides initial evidence Bumblebees make the same mistakes as humans
Insects also have to remember a lot. According to a study, bumblebees make mental errors similar to those of humans.