Animal Companions

Betta fish aren’t “starter pets.” Check out this handy Q&A guide to learn how “Siamese fighting fish” (bettas) suffer in pet stores and inside small bowls.

Because if you’re cold, they’re probably cold, too.

Is your bunny buddy sending you an SOS signal? It may be hard to spot. Here are signs you should be watching out for if you care for a rabbit.

There are an estimated 20 million caged birds in American homes, and they rarely get the same-species companionship or mental stimulation that they need.

Cat acne is as real as human acne. Here are some quick tips on treating or even preventing your feline companion’s breakouts.

After months of social distancing and lockdowns, more and more people are adopting dogs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s one PETA staffer’s experience.

Are guinea pigs good animals for kids? Definitely not. Here’s why.

As you spend more time at home during quarantine, you may find yourself learning a lot about your animal companion.

Ferrets are complex and unique individuals who require special care, food, and supplies. They aren’t “starter pets” or holiday gifts. Here’s why.