The annual trade show was the perfect opportunity to assess how natural human product trends are influencing the pet space.

Pet specialty retailers looking to heat up sales might want to consider adding refrigerated and frozen displays to their food offerings.

Cat food that is made in the USA isn't quite as popular as U.S.-made dog food, sources report—but it could be getting there.

Grooming business professionals will showcase their skills and compete with top challengers in categories during this weekend's Atlanta Pet Fair & Conference.

Godfrey’s—Welcome to Dogdom in Mohnton, Pa., plans to launch a series of monthly workshops to its service offering this year.

Just Dog People offers a superior customer experience and a range of services and products to keep shoppers and their pets more than satisfied.

The owner of Feathers, Fur & Scales Pets & Supplies explains why specializing in one particular aspect of the pet industry is important for mom-and-pop pet stores.

Tina Nguyen, founder and owner of Jax & Bones, explains how the company grew out of her passion to create design-focused, luxury products for pets and her commitment to U.S. manufacturing.

The Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council explains why the industry celebrates Reptile Awareness Day, which is this Sunday.

PIJAC and the broader pet care community are working to develop and establish Recommendations for Judicious Use of Antimicrobials in Companion Animal Care.

The Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council's vice president of government affairs recently attended a workshop that gave PIJAC more information about the tarantula trade.

National Physical Fitness and Sports Month in May offers an opportunity to note how pets impact humans' health and well-being.