"I Didn't Know That!"

As pet owners, we often like to give our furry companions human characteristics.

Women are sometimes called "catty" when they talk about each other. Musical composers throughout history have thought cat chatter was music to the ears. Scarlatti wrote "the Cat's Fugue," Chopin penned "the Cat's Waltz," and Rossini wrote a duet whose only lyrics were repeated cat meows.

Edinburgh Zoo's female chimpanzees are real TV fans. They tend to settle down when their favorite show is on the tellie. Their male counterparts just wander off.

If you thought that your kids were loud, howler monkeys have a structure in their windpipes that amplifies their voices up to 10 miles.

Who ever said that separation made the heart grow fonder, must have been thinking about the South American maned wolf. This canine is monogamous for life. They maintain their blissful relationship by avoiding each other at all times expect during the breeding season.

This is Dr. Bernadine Cruz hoping that if you find your pet "out of character," see your veterinarian because it's "Your Pet…Health Matters."