Famous Pets in History
This U.S. President’s dog, Bo, was a Portuguese Water Dog who lived in the White House during his two terms.
Barack Obam
This common household pet is known for purring when content and has retractable claws.
Cat
This breed is known for its wrinkled face, curly tail, and was once considered sacred in ancient China.
Pug
This Great Dane solves mysteries with his human friends in the Mystery Machine.
Scooby-Doo
This common parasite can be prevented with monthly medication and causes itchy bites on pets.
This explorer’s dog, Peritas, was said to have fought alongside him in battles and was honored with a city named after it.
Alexander the Great
This animal’s sense of smell is estimated to be up to 100,000 times more sensitive than a human’s.
Dog
This large dog breed is famous for its gentle nature and rescue work in the Swiss Alps.
This animated dog from a Pixar film believes he has superpowers and goes on a cross-country journey to save his owner.
Bolt
This essential nutrient helps maintain a pet’s coat and skin health and is often found in fish oil supplements.
Omega-3 fatty acids
This famous physicist had a cat named Schrödinger, though ironically, it’s the thought experiment—not the pet—that made the name famous.
Erwin Schrödinger
Parrots are known for mimicking human speech, but this specific species is considered the best talker among them.
African Grey Parrot
This cat breed is hairless, has large ears, and is known for being affectionate and social.
Sphynx
This loyal German Shepherd starred in a long-running TV show where he often saved the day.
This is the recommended age to begin heartworm prevention in puppies.
6 to 8 weeks
This British Prime Minister had a miniature poodle named Rufus, who was known to sit in on war meetings.
Winston Churchill
This small pet, often kept in cages, has continuously growing teeth and needs to gnaw to keep them trimmed.
Guinea Pig
This dog breed is known for its blue-black tongue and lion-like mane, originating from China.
Chow Chow
This cat from “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” was actually a witch sentenced to live as a feline.
Salem
This is the ideal frequency for bathing most dogs, depending on breed and lifestyle.
Once a month
This French queen was known for her love of animals and had a pug named Mops that accompanied her to Austria when she married into royalty.
Marie Antoinette
This type of fish can recognize its owner and even be trained to do tricks, despite the myth that it has a 3-second memory.
Goldfish
This elegant cat breed has a long, slender body, almond-shaped eyes, and is known for its loud vocalizations.
Siamese
This cat from “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” was actually a witch sentenced to live as a feline.
Drogon
This is the most common reason cats purr.
To show contentment or comfort