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The business of pet longevity is booming — driven, in part, by experimental treatments that might also have implications for us. Credit...William Wegman for The New York Times Supported by By Amanda ...

Our fur babies complete our lives and our hearts. They make us laugh and love us unconditionally in the same way we love them. Each of the types of dogs and the special kind of love they bring into ...

A new research article by Marie Doane and Sirkke Sarenbo, appearing in the upcoming issue of the Journal of Applied Animal Behaviour Science, reminds us that there are essential interconnections ...

A dog’s death is like no other. Not worse than any other, of course. But unlike any other, inasmuch as the disparity between the loss and the profound grief it provokes is so bewildering to outsiders ...

Do you spend a large chunk of your day looking at your dog, asking questions like “what do you think he is thinking right now?” Or “does she understand how much I love her?” If that sounds familiar, ...

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One of the hardest parts of loving a dog is knowing you’ll almost certainly outlive them. But a San Francisco startup is on its way to bringing the first dog longevity drug to market. Loyal, founded ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. A shelter dog spent the first 12 years of his life living in a cage, ...