Researchers studying 16,582 adults 50 and older report that owning dogs or cats may be associated with slower decline in specific cognitive abilities, while fish and bird ownership showed no measurable benefit. Read On…
Researchers studying 16,582 adults 50 and older report that owning dogs or cats may be associated with slower decline in specific cognitive abilities, while fish and bird ownership showed no measurable benefit. Read On…
A study published in Scientific Reports on Oct. 9, 2025, led by researcher Alja Mazzini, reports that some dogs display addictive‑like responses to toys, including extreme arousal and fixation that can override food or calm behavior. Read On…