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Orphaned kittens experience more stress than those who are cared for by their mothers, according to a new study from UC Davis. And it shows.

A new study offers hope for reducing the incidence of URIs in animals housed together.

It sounds like good news for dogs and bad news for humans. But that's only half right.

A new study on canine idiopathic epilepsy focuses on its effects on owners: it's worse than we thought. But just knowing that means there's hope.

New research shows that owners of a dog with diabetes were more likely to develop type 2 diabetes during follow-up than owners of a dog without diabetes.

A new canine sleep study could serve as a baseline for future research on chronic pain and cognitive dysfunction in dogs—which could lead to improved detection and treatment.

New research reveals that the Feline Temperament Profile gives animal rescue groups an additional tool in their toolbox to help cats find homes.

New research indicates that selective breeding for brachycephalic features in cats has compromised their ability to accurately communicate fear, anxiety, and pain.

It’s possible. According to a new study in hamsters, scientists have designed a single-dose universal vaccine that could protect against many forms of Leptospira bacteria.

There’s no single cause of canine hip dysplasia but nutrition and genetics both play a major role. A new study out of Finland confirms previous research on the genetic side of the equation.