FAQ

Covering your dog at night can provide warmth, comfort, and security, especially for puppies, seniors, or short-haired breeds, but not all dogs need or prefer it.

Yes, some dogs can get cold without a blanket, especially puppies, senior dogs, hairless or short-haired breeds, and those with low body fat.

If your dog is shivering, tucking its tail, or seeking shelter, it's likely cold and may benefit from a warm blanket, especially in cooler environments.

Dogs don't always need blankets, but many benefit from them for warmth, comfort, or security—especially puppies, seniors, and short-haired breeds.

The Maine Coon is the largest non-hybrid domestic cat you can legally own in the US, often weighing 18 to 25 pounds and exceeding 3 feet in length.

The four big cats are the tiger, lion, jaguar, and leopard—members of the Panthera genus capable of roaring.

The Savannah cat (especially early generations) is legally the largest domestic cat you can own in the US, reaching up to 25 pounds and over 17 inches tall.

The four big cats are lion, tiger, leopard, and jaguar—members of the Panthera genus known for their size and ability to roar.

The Savannah cat, particularly the F1 and F2 generations, is the biggest cat you can legally own in the US, with some reaching up to 25 pounds and over 17 inches tall.

The four big cats are the lion, tiger, leopard, and jaguar, recognized for their large size and ability to roar.