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If you want your cat to experience the mental stimulation that the outdoors provides but you’re worried about the risks, here are 3 ways you can help keep your cat safe.
Read on to learn the common causes of dogs straining to poop and if you should take your dog to the vet, or speak with a vet online.
Miliary dermatitis cause itchy skin and uncomfortable scabs on your cat’s body, but the condition can be eliminated with treatment options. Learn more about feline miliary dermatitis today.
Cushing’s Disease is a manageable disease in dogs that causes high levels of cortisol. Learn about the proper management and treatment options for your dog’s Cushing’s Disease today.
Finding out that your cat has feline diabetes is scary, but the condition is manageable. With careful management, your diabetic cat can live many more happy years with you.
Your dog’s swollen eyes are also known as blepharitis, a condition that refers to inflammation in the eyes, eyelids, and the tissues around the eye.
Learn about types of Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) and caring for cats with FIP.
While it might not be an exciting topic, cleaning up after your dog is incredibly important. Not only is dog poop stinky and unsightly, but
Cats may sneeze because there’s a tickle in their nose, dust or allergens in the area, or a particularly potent smell in the room. However,
The experience of taking your cat to the vet can be a stressful experience for both of you. Cats are attached to their home territory
With the shortage of available spots at doggy daycares, it can be tempting to sign up for any place that has availability. However, it’s necessary
Just like a human would instinctively scratch at an itch, dogs will instinctively shake their heads to relieve the discomfort. While head shaking can be