Pet Health

Article Summary Pet end-of-life is a stage focused on comfort, dignity, and quality of life rather than curative treatment, and recognizing this shift helps families make compassionate decisions. Common signs your dog is dying include significant changes in appetite, energy, mobility, breathing, and behavior, though no single sign alone determines the right time. Veterinarians use […]

As feline companions age, they may face various health challenges that require attention and care. Understanding these common issues can help pet owners provide the best possible care for senior cats. Explore five prevalent senior cat health challenges, along with valuable insights and resources to help you navigate your cats’ aging journey. 1. Dental Health

There are two types of dog diabetes. By far, the most common kind is diabetes mellitus (DM), which is the result of a disruption of pancreatic function and abnormal regulation of blood sugar. The other type is diabetes insipidus (DI), symptoms of which are excessive thirst/drinking and the production of abnormal volumes of very dilute urine. Because diabetes

While uncommon, it is possible for cats to get ear infections. If your cat does get an ear infection, it is critical to seek prompt treatment because the underlying cause can be serious and ultimately lead to hearing loss or death if left untreated. Be sure to take your cat to the vet if you

You may wonder why your dog likes to lick another dog’s ears. There are several reasons why your dog may feel an irresistible compulsion to engage in ear licking, and most of the time, this behavior is harmless. Here are the most common explanations of why your dog sometimes seems to have an ear fixation. 

If you have a canine friend or are contemplating getting one, you need to know how much daily exercise your dog needs. There is no one-size-fits-all rule when it comes to dogs and exercise. The right amount of daily exercise for dogs depends on several factors, including age, health, and breed. How Much Exercise Does

We all know what it’s like to have a cold – unpleasant symptoms like a stuffy nose, sneezing, scratchy throat, watery eyes, and more. If we’re lucky, our cold is only bad for a couple of days, but, unfortunately, it sometimes drags on for a week or more. So, if you have pets, you may

As the cold season has gone away until next year and spring is drawing to a close, you are naturally looking forward to heading outdoors for some fun in the sun with your four-legged friend. However, you need to know how to prevent pet heatstroke to ensure that both of you keep on having a

If your pet seems sad, it’s possible he’s suffering from depression. You may have no idea that pets can experience depression just as humans do. Although there has been much less research on pet depression than on human depression, plenty of anecdotal evidence suggests it is an actual condition.  How Do I Know if My