Jessica Desrosiers

1 month ago | cuteness.com | Jessica Desrosiers

Guinness World Records has many spots for cats, including largest and tallest. Maine coons have made a big impression in several categories, appearing as some of the biggest pet cats on record. One in particular stands out in terms of sheer size: Stewie (full name Mymains Stewart Gilligan) holds the world record for the longest domestic cat ever. He measured a whopping 48.5 inches, making him the same size as a 6-year-old child.

1 month ago | cuteness.com | Jessica Desrosiers

There's a lot to do when preparing for the birth of a litter of puppies. You'll likely be busy creating a nesting box, attending regular veterinary appointments, and making sure your mother dog and puppies will be as healthy as can be. However, once your dog has shown the signs she's ready to give birth, there are a few things you should look out for. While most dogs give birth (otherwise known as whelping) just fine on their own, dystocia (a particularly challenging birth) can arise in any dog.

1 month ago | cuteness.com | Jessica Desrosiers

Like humans, our pets spend a lot of their time asleep, which might make you wonder if they also need their own dog bed or comfy cat hammock to relax in. The answer? Cozy pet beds are just as important for them to get a good night's rest as your mattress is for you, and pet beds also provide dogs and cats with their own personal space. A good bed can even help ease joint pain in your pets. We know what you're thinking: Pet beds from the store can quickly get expensive.

1 month ago | cuteness.com | Jessica Desrosiers

Whether guests are on their way over or you're late to an event, pet hair can be a big problem. Couches, clothing, floors, and more can easily attract pet hair through the power of static electricity, which can make it difficult to keep things clean on a consistent basis. A lint roller and vacuum are great to have on hand when you need to clean pet hair, but there are also a few handy hacks that can help you remove pesky pet hair in a pinch.

1 month ago | cuteness.com | Jessica Desrosiers

Most hamsters are pros at keeping their fur looking great through self-grooming. You'll often see them happily rubbing their hands over their faces and bodies to clean their coats. Certain breeds, such as teddy bear hamsters, benefit from additional weekly brushing to stop mats from forming in their longer coats. Some hamsters also enjoy dust baths. However, if your hamster struggles to groom themself or you notice matted fur, it could be a cause for concern.