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 …
Cats offer rewarding and unconditional mutual companionship. That’s why when your pet is sick, you want to do everything you can to get them back to their regular, happy self. It’s important to know some of the main signs of sickness in cats. While we can’t communicate with our pet cats directly, knowing what to …
Do you live in a cold climate? If so, you might be wondering about cold weather and pets. Specifically, how cold is too cold for your pets to be outside? Rather than relying on vague pet tips and catchphrases like “if you’re cold, they’re cold” to decide when it’s time to bring your fur babies …
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There are around 232,000 cases of pet poisoning in the US annually. Sadly, there are many things lurking in our homes that are common pet toxins. As a result, people tend to lean more towards natural remedies. But, believe it or not, some of the natural remedies, foods, and herbs you have are also toxic to our dogs. …
An overweight pet can be plagued with health issues that significantly impede quality of life. Especially as pets age, a few extra pounds can lend to a host of health problems including diabetes and chronic pain. Take steps to prevent your pet from the pitfalls of pet obesity – while also helping them live their …
Are you bringing home a new feline family member? Make sure to take time and give your cat care to acclimate them to their new surroundings. Cats that are unaccustomed to or unfamiliar with their environment can demonstrate behavioral issues. Use these tips to prevent problems when bringing your cat home: Consider The Cat Before bringing a …
Do you have a dog or cat that is getting older? When it comes to elderly pet care, owners should be aware of signs that their pet may be in pain or discomfort- and promptly report these symptoms to your veterinarian. Some signs include: Excessive panting Gasping for breath Withdrawal Lack of appetite Difficulty or reticence …
One of the most important things you can do for your pet’s health and wellbeing is to choose a caring and competent veterinary provider. But when you’re picking a new veterinarian, how will you know whether they are right for you and your pet? Keep these tips in mind to make sure you choose the …