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What do you need to consider when getting a second dog? And why do experts warn against making the big "littermate mistake"?

There can be various reasons when a cat scratches the edge of a litter box. PETBOOK has taken a closer look at them.

Many people believe that ants "pee" when they leave a liquid on their hand. PETBOOK explains what is really behind this.

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

A study has shown that people are not particularly good at correctly interpreting their dogs' feelings and often misread their cues.

Petfluencer Brodie visits the Nuremberg Christmas market, travels with a dog airline and delights fans in Europe. An animal adventure!

Scientists have conducted a study to identify particularly intelligent dogs and how they learn. Read more about this on PETBOOK.

Anti-stress collars with lavender and pheromones can help dogs in stressful situations. An expert weighs in on their effectiveness.

Dammann-Tamke from the German Hunting Association explains why hunters have to shoot cats and how this supports species conservation.

Dog psychologist Marc Ebersbach slept under a bridge with his dog. He reveals why such adventures strengthen the bond.

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.

Dogs age too, so there are a few things you should bear in mind if you want to exercise with them as they get older.

PETBOOK reveals how high cats can jump, the physical performance behind it and which cat breeds are particularly good at jumping.

The Highlander cat originated from experimental breeding between the Desert Lynx and Jungle Curl breeds. How to keep and care for them.

The US gymnastics team led by Simone Biles wins medals at the Olympics - with the help of a therapy dog called Beacon.

Many cats have a small pendulous pot belly between their hind legs. PETBOOK explains why this is not a cause for concern in most cases.

Disorientation, sensitivity to light, and bumping into objects more often can be the first signs of cataracts in dogs.

When we feel stress, this affects the emotions of our dogs. Researchers have now shown that this is also the case with strangers.

A tick on your dog? Get rid of it, but don't dispose of it right away. Vet Dr. Vanessa Herder explains why you should freeze ticks.

Dr. Petra Kölle, a nutritional expert for small animals, reveals whether cats are allowed to eat apples and what they should be cautious of.