Sweater weather is here, and you're not the only one ready to enjoy brisk time outside. Your dog may enjoy playing in chilly temps, but you still need to keep him safe. We've got a few tips to help you protect your pup from plunging temperatures.

When chilly weather hits, you might want to offer an outdoor cat a heated bed to help ward off the cold. But what about self-warming cat beds? How do these work? And do they work outside? How It Works: Recycling a...

Self-warming beds are a great choice for keeping your cat warm. They don't need an electrical outlet, so they can be placed anywhere. Take a look at the science behind how their innovative two-layer design works.

Is it necessary to unplug your cat's heated bed when not in use? It's a pain to keep plugging and unplugging it! But it all depends on how the bed is designed. This guide will walk you through safety features.

You've got your chicks started in the brooder. But they won't be there for long — they grow fast. While these days in the brooder are fun and interesting, they are also limited. Someday soon your chicks will need to move into the main coop. Keep reading to discover how to do it safely.

Not all heated products are created equal. This guide will help you better understand what to look for — and what to avoid — when you're shopping around for a heat source to keep your new baby chicks safe and warm.

If your dog or cat loves to get cozy on winter nights — and who doesn't? — don't miss these top tips for keeping your four-legged family members safe around a toasty space heater or crackling fireplace.

Traveling with pets in cold weather requires a little extra planning. To ensure you and your pet enjoy your next adventure, consider these safe and travel-friendly carriers and beds — a welcome addition to any winter travel.

Rabbits are surprisingly tolerant of the cold. With adequate preparation, they can be comfortable living outdoors through the winter months.