New research from Iwate University suggests cats' intermittent eating habits are driven by olfactory sensor-specific satisfaction, not just...

Contrary to popular belief, cats approaching humans often seek security, not just affection or food. Research indicates cats form secure at...

Comedian Vir Das shared a touching moment about his dog Lucy. The dog's intense reaction to steamed fish triggered a reflection on her past...

Once shunned, the fiery Iranian spirit Aragh Sagi now flourishes in American culture, drawing parallels to Indian artists crafting evocativ...

During times of unpredictability, women equip themselves by carefully filling their handbags with vital items. This array ranges from essen...

Dogs possess an advanced sense of smell, allowing them to detect faint chemical substances and create internal scent maps. They can precise...

A recent study reveals that trained dogs can accurately detect Parkinson's disease. This offers hope for early diagnosis, currently unavail...

Dogs lick their owners as a form of affection and communication, a behavior rooted in their evolutionary history with wolves. While licking...

Dolce & Gabbana launched 'Fefe,' an alcohol-free perfume for dogs, priced at 99 euros or Rs 9,000 for 100ml. Certified for animal use, it h...

Thirsty pups can opt for a green apple and watermelon juice, or go wild and have a pear, strawberry or banana one instead.

Studies have shown that trained scent dogs are more efficient and accurate in detecting COVID-19 infections compared to the conventional RT...

Dry shampoo for dogs is a product that is used to keep your dog's fur clean and fresh in between baths. It's a quick and easy technique to ...

The pooches can sense a change in the emotions of their owner at home.

Early in the pandemic the possibility of using dogs to sniff out Covid was explored.

The technology fuses neurons with a silicon chip to create a “smell cyborg” capable of detecting scents ranging from explosives to pathogen...

The approach is based on a belief that each disease triggers a distinct odour.

New York, May 12 (IANS) Contrary to a long-held misconception, the human sense of smell is not inferior but may be just as good as that of ...