Kashika Kapoor is an Indian actress who’s worked in Bollywood, Indonesian cinema, and Telugu cinema. She’s also graced various music videos! But today we see a side of her that not many people know of – being a pet parent…. – by Kashika Kapoor and Gucci Gucci – The Epitome of Unconditional Love I didn’t
There is something profoundly reassuring about the sound of a tail thumping against the floor, the eyes that follow you everywhere and the nose that sniffs out every snack! In a world that often feels hurried, distracted, lonely and divided, dogs remain beautifully uncomplicated. A love so genuine and pure, they give us peace, love,
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Cats are naturally curious creatures. Whether it’s a shiny object or a new aroma from the kitchen, they love exploring anything that catches their attention. This curiosity often leads pet parents to wonder: “Can cats eat rice?” Many households cook rice daily, so it’s natural to question whether it’s safe for feline companions.
– by Dr. Akanksha Diwakar
Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) is one of the most challenging and misunderstood diseases in cats. Early awareness and timely action can make a life-changing difference for your feline friend.
– by Dr. Tarun Kumar, Dr. Sukhbir, Dr. Ratneshvar Singh, Dr. Ankit Kumar
New-Year, is all about joy, love, and togetherness — and that includes keeping your feline friend safe and stress-free. Follow these simple tips to make the celebrations truly whisker-friendly!
– by Kritika Manchanda
Every home has a story, and ours is beautifully written by two adorable paws — actually, four. Meet Sheru and Julee, the charming cat duo who rule our hearts like a king and queen.
– by Juber Khan
They say “cats always land on their feet”— but that’s more feline folklore than fact! Sure, our acrobatic friends have a built-in righting reflex that helps them twist mid-air, but even the best gymnasts miss a landing sometimes. Read about the dangers of high-rise syndrome in cats and how it can be prevented.
– by Dr. Simran Josan, Dr. G. S. Khandekar, Dr. S. D. Tripathi, Dr. Dishant Saini
Owning a Beagle is a true delight. But what’s not a delight is seeing your furry friend having skin issues. Here’s helping you understand the most common skin issues in Beagles so you stay aware and on top of your pet parenting game!
Learning to understand your pet’s body language is like learning a simple new language, one that deepens trust and transforms your bond into something intuitive and respectful. Here’s a simple guide to decoding canine emotions, gestures, and unspoken rules. Your furry friends don’t speak your language, yet they communicate with you every single day: through
A landmark moment in veterinary imaging was marked with the launch of India’s first Veterinary Imaging Bulletin on 4th January 2026 in Mumbai, held in association with PPAM (Pets Practitioners Association of Mumbai). The event brought together veterinary professionals, imaging experts, and practitioners for an enriching academic and networking experience. The bulletin launch featured three
From smog to sound, there are a host of stressors that can affect pets living in urban cities. Here’s an ultimate guide for pet parents to follow and keep their furry friends happy and healthy in the concrete jungle.
– by Dr. Vipul Chaturvedi
As winter wraps the world in chilly winds and misty mornings, our furry friends need more than just love; they need thoughtful care. Though covered in fur, dogs and puppies can feel the cold just as much as we do.
– by Dr. Mukesh Upadhyay
