More people are becoming pet parents. This means more people are buying more supplies and products for their pets. Learn more about it when This Morning's Mike Gavin interviews USA Today's Betty Lin-Fisher.

Needle shots to dogs with eczema are inexpensive compared to humans. Barron's Josh Nathan-Kazis has the details.

The pet industry seems to be experiencing a shift as more pet owners prioritize essential expenses like pet food over luxury services such as dog spas. Rachel Wolfe of the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Former-President Trump files lawsuit challenging Mar-a-Lago search by FBI, Russia blames Ukraine in car bomb killing of Daria Dugina, and dogs cry tears of happiness when reunited with owners.

Want to keep your dog safe from snakes, there's a class for that. Jim Carlton of the Wall Street Journal explains.

Millions of dogs have been adopted by Americans during the pandemic. What happens next? Jacob Bogage from the Washington Post brings us the story.

Your dog may be more than just a companion. Kelli Grant from CNBC says it can also be an insurance liability.

Pit Bulls are getting second chances as police dogs. The Wall Street Journal's Tawnell Hobbs has more.

Flooding intensifies as massive storm rolls across U.S., how 2015 became the year of compromise in Congress, and a luxury hotel in Cape Town goes to the dogs.