Dogs eating grass is a behavior many owners find confusing. Is it a harmless habit, a digestive aid, or a warning sign of discomfort? This guide explains why dogs eat grass and when it matters.
Author: A. Adam
A. Adam writes for Pawlore about pet behavior, enrichment, and essential health basics, helping pet owners care for their animals with clarity and confidence.
Winter Dog Walks: How to Walk Smarter When the Weather Gets Tough
Cold weather changes how dog walks should be handled, not whether they should happen. This guide explains how to adapt winter walks to keep your dog healthy, calm, and mentally stimulated despite cold, wet conditions.
Is Your Dog Sleeping in the Right Place? How Sleep Affects Canine Health
Where your dog sleeps can affect joints, breathing, and recovery. Learn the healthiest sleep setup, plus warning signs that your dog’s rest may need changes.
10 Dog Breeds That Stay Calmer When Left Alone at Home
Some dogs handle solitude better than others. This daily post explores 10 dog breeds that often stay calmer when left alone and explains how proper enrichment supports emotional balance.
Which Cats Truly Adapt to Apartment Living? Behavioral Traits That Matter Most
Some cats adjust easily to apartment living while others struggle in silence. This guide explains the behavioral traits that help indoor cats thrive in small spaces.
Why Your Dog Suddenly Barks at Nothing: Real Causes and What to Do
Sudden barking at empty spaces often confuses dog owners, yet it rarely comes from “nothing.” Dogs react to faint noises, shifting lights, emotional tension, or simple boredom. This guide explains the real causes behind this common behavior and offers calm, practical steps that help your dog feel secure and reduce unnecessary barking.
When Monitor Lizards Move Through Human Areas: Understanding a Rare and Disturbing Encounter
Monitor lizards often wander into urban areas in Thailand, following instinctive paths toward food, shade, and water. Their presence can lead to alarming moments, yet most encounters reflect how wildlife adapts when human environments expand into natural habitats.
Why Dogs Sleep Facing the Door: Pack Guarding Instincts
Dogs often sleep facing the door because the doorway signals movement, sound, and potential change. This position reflects deep guarding instincts inherited from wolves. When your dog rests this way, they show awareness, loyalty, and calm protection. The behavior reveals how wild vigilance continues to shape daily life inside modern homes.
The British Wildcat May Return to England After a Century of Silence
Wildcats vanished from England more than a century ago. A new reintroduction effort may soon bring this secretive feline back to its former territory, restoring a quiet presence that once shaped the landscape.
What Emotions Do Dogs Really Feel? A Natural Look at Their Instincts
Dogs express emotions through ancient instincts inherited from wolves. Their joy, fear, curiosity, attachment, and stress appear in everyday moments if you learn how to read them. This post explores what emotions dogs truly feel and how their wild roots still guide their behavior.